Delia
Reva slapped me.
I probably deserved it.
That might be the first honest thing between us.
She looked at me like I was part of the house that took her apart. Maybe I am. Maybe fifteen years beside Isabel stains a person past washing.
I wanted to tell her I missed her.
I wanted to tell her I was sorry I kept breathing in the wrong place.
Instead, I gave her teeth because teeth are the only language I’m fluent in now.
My little sister is alive, and my little sister hates me.
Somehow, I need to reconcile both of these things.
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