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Three Kinds of Kids
I was beyond elated when I heard that there’s another person who got to this very unlikely situation.
“Can I meet that person?” I asked.
He nodded. “Maybe if you recovered more—”
“I’m perfectly fine right now.”
He was about to say something but didn’t continue. He just sighed and nodded.
I scanned his face to study it a bit more. Gus has long lashes, thick and well-defined brows, and a high nose bridge. Everything about him was beautiful — his face, hair, and gleaming tanned skin.
“You’re really pretty. Do you have some kind of a skincare routine?”
He glared at me but didn’t say anything.
“What? Did I do something to offend you? Perhaps your routine is a secret?” I asked, having no idea what I did.
“I’m—I’m not pretty! I’m no girl,” he said. It seemed like it took a lot of effort
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