The Death of Me
my brother?
The oxygen I tried to draw back into my lungs seemed to disappear, to vanish from the room as if his words sucked every last drop of it from the cold chilling air surrounding us. My chest tightened with agitation, my jaw clenched and I squeezed my eyes shut, trying to block all of it.
But my brain, my brain was teetering right on the edge of that fucking cliff.
Brother.
The word yet again repeated itself.
And like that, just like that, I fell off that cliff, and I knew, no, I was sure, that this time,
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