Contract Luna
I had never been a fan of the scent of almonds or cherry, but on her, it smelled good.
“Hold your hair up.”
Once she did, I grabbed the stitching of the sleeves and cut it with the knife, then I tugged until the fabric ripped cleanly. Doing the same to the other sleeve, I pulled it off her arm. Pulling the shirt together in the back, right where I cut the sleeves, I tied the sleeve around the shirt to secure it between her shoulder blades.