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special.
She was a getaway driver in a sequined dress.
She started to cry.
Not fake tears.
Real.
The sound of a spoiled child realizing the world doesn’t care about tantrums.
“Tasha!” she wailed. “I want Tasha. She fixes things. Call my sister.”
I stared through the glass.
I watched her break.
A ghost of pity flickered.
Then I remembered her laughing while she continue reading …
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