104 Sundays of Lies
ay. Ethan and Maria
' m alone with the tattoo on my ankle an
or, but the tattoo proves one thing: a part of me, t
set, my drawers, un
dresser. It was a gift from my grandmothe
h on the side. A fals
piece of paper. It' s my h
LEEPING DRAFTS. D
Maria brings me a small white pill. A "vitamin
g it every night
om, a glass of water in one hand,
sleepyhead," she says,
my mouth, take a big sip of water, and sw
I hide it under my tongue. Th
bby," she says,
aria," I say,
k shut. Then I spit the wet, chalky pill
straining for any sound. I force my breath
asses. Th
from the living room. L
than an
re lau
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