My Toxic Trait Is Being Fat
Bianca chirped, leaning over to kiss his cheek.
He smiled, the warm, genuine smile I hadn’t seen directed at me in years. “Morning, sweetheart.”
“There she is,” my stepmother, Miranda, sneered from the stove. “Our little pig finally woke up.”
Neither Father nor Bianca corrected her. I wasn’t surprised anymore.
“Serve breakfast,” Miranda ordered.
I carried plate after plate to the table, my arms trembling under the weight. The smells made my mouth water so badly it hurt. By the time they started eating, my stomach growled loud enough for the whole room to hear.