But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp. — Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
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But my anger was a slippery thing, like a fish I was trying to keep hold of, and it wiggled out of my grasp.

— Cynthia Hand, The Last Time We Say Goodbye
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