Eidolon Ave: The Second Feast
Her breath—carrying the scent of something rank and rotting in her guts—coming short and quick as her heart raced.
“Listen,” Skinny said, leaning in and pulling close. “This guy, the one you wouldn’t let me meet, that you still won’t let me meet, by the way, he’s not—”
She leaned back. Pulled away. “Yeah, I know.” Crossed her arms. “It’s not perfect—” She cleared her throat. Found herself afraid her one and only friend would smell her bad breath, witness her gums bleeding. “Whatever,” she said, turning away. “But who is? He’s good for me. That’s what counts. He’s making me better.”
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