The Wind in my Heart
Crystal Lake Publishing
I’m on top of him, pummeling him, shattering his cheekbone, ripping my knuckles raw on his teeth, thinking only one thought: Tomorrow his eyes will match from the swelling; they’ll both look droopy.
God, it feels good to unload. I almost want to thank him for giving me a reason. And then it’s hands on my jacket collar, dragging me like a dog by the scruff, tossing me out into the rain, and the door banging shut behind me, cutting off an irate stream of Cantonese.
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