Henry's Sisters
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It was as if I were in someone else’s home and I was a gawking stranger. It was stark and modern, stuck between the high-rises, with my photos of people with despairing, haunted eyes hanging floor to ceiling.
I saw that cushy bed of mine and remembered the men and that’s when my depression took another whirlwind and started moving in on me like black clouds. I could feel my mood dip, as if it were on a roller coaster ride.
I headed to a bar around the corner from my loft, which was my first garg...antuan mistake. It was as if the darkness was reaching for me again and my own lurking darkness reached back, and together we created a colossal disaster and a strangulation.
Before I left I slipped on my new white bra with black swirls and matching underwear. I wriggled into a short black skirt, sexy heels, and a slinky red tank top. I hated myself.
I pulled my braids back into a ponytail and matched my lipstick to my shirt. I hated myself more.
I attract men. This is not a bragging statement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was as if I were in someone else’s home and I was a gawking stranger. It was stark and modern, stuck between the high-rises, with my photos of people with despairing, haunted eyes hanging floor to ceiling.
I saw that cushy bed of mine and remembered the men and that’s when my depression took another whirlwind and started moving in on me like black clouds. I could feel my mood dip, as if it were on a roller coaster ride.
I headed to a bar around the corner from my loft, which was my first garg...antuan mistake. It was as if the darkness was reaching for me again and my own lurking darkness reached back, and together we created a colossal disaster and a strangulation.
Before I left I slipped on my new white bra with black swirls and matching underwear. I wriggled into a short black skirt, sexy heels, and a slinky red tank top. I hated myself.
I pulled my braids back into a ponytail and matched my lipstick to my shirt. I hated myself more.
I attract men. This is not a bragging statement.
What to read after Henry's Sisters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cathy Lamb to read onlineMoreLess
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