Your Dad's Perfect
I gestured to the painting, “that’s what would be left. It wouldn’t make me whole, or fix anything. It might rid me of the darkness, but I’d still be shattered. Half of me would still be missing, and the scars would still remain, just without the shadows.”
Grayson pressed a gentle kiss against my neck. “It’s beautiful, Angel,” he murmured.
I shook my head, staring at the canvas with a mixture of frustration and sadness. “No, Gray, it’s not. It’s disgusting.”