Sometimes a night of over-eating leaves you hungry for something you can't name. An emptiness haunted me. An emptiness I — Kim Briggs
Sometimes a night of over-eating leaves you hungry for something you can't name. An emptiness haunted me. An emptiness I — Kim Briggs
Sometimes a night of over-eating leaves you hungry for something you can't name. An emptiness haunted me. An emptiness I — Kim Briggs
Sometimes a night of over-eating leaves you hungry for something you can't name. An emptiness haunted me. An emptiness I — Kim Briggs
Sometimes a night of over-eating leaves you hungry for something you can't name. An emptiness haunted me. An emptiness I — Kim Briggs
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Sometimes a night of over-eating leaves you hungry for something you can't name. An emptiness haunted me. An emptiness I didn't have a name for until I met Jeb. Now, I' m starving.

— Kim Briggs
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