My Toxic Trait Is Being Fat
I tied my faded apron around my waist and slipped into the kitchen.
The dining table groaned under platters of food meant for three people. Father sat at the head, reading his morning paper without looking up. Across from him, my stepsister Bianca hummed happily, her glossy blonde hair falling perfectly over one shoulder as she scrolled through her phone. Her silk robe probably cost more than everything I owned.
She was everything I wasn’t—tiny waist, bright blue eyes, the kind of beauty wolves wrote songs about.
“Good morning, Daddy,” Bianca chirped, leaning over to kiss his cheek.