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If he’s paying attention to the right things, you’ll rarely ever have to give directions.
Louder for the boys in the back
“Nice to finally meet you, Mrs. Cox.” “You just massaged my daughter’s tonsils with your tongue, Mr. Houseman, and you’re wearing her lip gloss. Call me, Deidra.” I wipe the shine from my lips. “Yes, ma’am.”
I want to be Deidra when I grow up
If someone truly cares for you, you won’t ever have to wonder about it.
“You’re something else, Houseman.” “You’re everything else.”
Grannism—Don’t go trying to find the pretty in ugly people. That’s like saving your sunshine for shit. Even in better light, it’s still a glowing turd.
