Craving The Enemy
My breath stalled.
“I’m really okay,” I said slowly, but the truth sat bitter on my tongue. “It… it barely shows me.”
Dad exhaled, a frustrated, helpless sound.
“Yes. We noticed that. It’s… strange, actually. The angles. The blurring. Whoever leaked it intentionally protected your identity more than Tyler’s.”
He continued, voice quiet but firm, “Your face isn’t fully visible. Your tattoos aren’t shown clearly. The camera avoids your profile. But Tyler—” He stopped, like the words tasted wrong. “Tyler is exposed in every frame.”
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