The Wolf and Me
Our closed expressions to each other translated perfectly our hatred of each other.
I went home with my mother and couldn't get the last events out of my mind.
And even after a cup of tea and a long bath I couldn't, I took off my father's necklace and put it in my drawer. I spent a long time looking at myself in the mirror, trying to notice if I looked ugly or beautiful for that stranger to hate me so much and for free.
I didn't find any serious defects and I wasn't that ugly!
- Oh, the hell with him! I don't need anyone to like me! Especially not a man! - I said this sentence to myself, and even though I didn't believe it, it made some sense.
Bab Populer