Possessive Over You
Still, she gestured for another.
“Another glass, please.”
The bartender refilled it.
“This second one,” she said, holding it up, “is to being a commoner. It hurts when people like her remind you where you belong.” She downed the drink, her eyes watering, and asked for another.
“Now this third glass,” she said, voice slurring slightly, “is to being the country’s poorest.” She winked and lifted it—but before she could drink, her head spun. She set the glass down quickly.
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