Women always cried. It was their last, best weapon. It made boyfriends apologize and husbands fold them in their arms. I — Barry Lyga, Game
Women always cried. It was their last, best weapon. It made boyfriends apologize and husbands fold them in their arms. I — Barry Lyga, Game
Women always cried. It was their last, best weapon. It made boyfriends apologize and husbands fold them in their arms. I — Barry Lyga, Game
Women always cried. It was their last, best weapon. It made boyfriends apologize and husbands fold them in their arms. I — Barry Lyga, Game
Women always cried. It was their last, best weapon. It made boyfriends apologize and husbands fold them in their arms. I — Barry Lyga, Game
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Women always cried. It was their last, best weapon. It made boyfriends apologize and husbands fold them in their arms. It made Daddy spend the extra money on the prom dress.

— Barry Lyga, Game
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