“My Skin Sings” by Ellen Meny
“Do you love me?”
My body tenses at the question, at his sudden wakefulness. He’s never asked that before, never in fifteen years, not even when he took my skin from me.
Read more“Do you love me?”
My body tenses at the question, at his sudden wakefulness. He’s never asked that before, never in fifteen years, not even when he took my skin from me.
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