Room to Fall
The picture was a close-up of a Black woman whose lips were quirked in an almost-smile which only called more attention to her aesthetically-pleasing asymmetrical features, further emphasized by almond-shaped russet-colored eyes that reminded Camille of autumn.
She had one of those unconventionally pretty faces which happened to be impossible to look away from, and could’ve passed for a Modigliani painting or runway model.
“Christ, she’s a ten,” Camille said again, looking up at Tavie who grinned at her.
“Who’s the lesbian here?”
“I would turn gay for her,” she shot back, handing back the cell phone. “Don’t test me.”
“Her name is Lana, and slow down, she’s mine.”
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