Curator of My Own Life
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ment washed over me, eager to see my Uncle Julian
he scent of turpentine, the way h
with an unsettling silence inst
s visibly pregnant stomach, his head bent, whispering
him, crashed to the marble floor, but t
ed, congratulating them both, while Julian stared, expect
where I' d screamed, pleaded, and ultimately lost everything
ake the same mistake. This time, I chose to let go