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could respond.
The morphine hummed through my veins. The pain pulsed. The fluorescent lights buzzed. And I thought, unexpectedly, of the first time my father had told me I wasn’t pretty.
I was twelve, clutching a science fair ribbon. Megan, eight and already all limbs and eyelashes, had just come home from a modeling shoot. Mom had showered her with continue reading …
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