MARGE He walked me to the mirror without letting go.“Look,” Zach said, positioning me in front of the glass. My reflection stared back, pale, hollow-eyed, bruised in places no one could see.“Naya,” he called. “Come here.”My sister strolled over, letting the sheet drop, her skin glowing, her hair falling in perfect waves. She stood beside me, and the mirror did the rest of the work.“Look at you both,” Zach said, tilting his head like he was studying livestock. “Same blood. Same family. How does one turn out like this,” his eyes dragged down my body, “and the other like that.”Naya laughed softly. “Genetics skip people sometimes.”“Clearly.”I stared at my own reflection, refusing to blink, refusing to give either of them the satisfaction of watching me flinch.“Stand up straighter,” Zach ordered. “Let’s see it properly.”I didn’t move.He gripped my shoulders and forced them back himself, exposing every inch of me the mirror had been hiding. Naya’s gaze slid over me slowly, clinic
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