MAKE ME SCREAM, DADDY
But I’m nineteen and reckless and the guy I’ve been sexting, Jake, twenty-two, met him on an app, never actually met him in person— keeps asking for more and I keep sending more because the attention fills something in me that I’m too young to name.
Uncle Dean has been living in our guest room for four weeks. Mom’s stepbrother, no blood relation, which shouldn’t matter and absolutely does. He’s thirty-eight, divorced, staying with us while his apartment’s being renovated. Built like he works construction because he does— thick arms, calloused hands, a jaw that’s permanently set in an expression somewhere between irritation and assessment. He barely talks to me. When he does, it’s clipped. Pa
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