The Love Hate Line
He was wearing a sleeveless compression shirt, the fabric stretched tight over shoulders she once used to fall asleep on.
Then, he turned.
Her stomach didn't just drop; it performed a violent, acidic somersault. Lily’s eyes zeroed in on his left bicep. For nine years, that spot had featured a traditional heart and flame, a banner draped across it with the name Liliana—her legal name, the one he said was too beautiful to ever keep hidden.
The tattoo was still there, but it had been mutilated.
A wave of literal nausea rolled over her. The banner was no longer white. A fresh, aggressive layer of black ink had been hammered over her name. In its place, in thick, stylized script that still looked
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