No-one had ever looked at me before Suzanne, not really, so she had become my definition. Her gaze softening my centre s — Emma Cline, The Girls
No-one had ever looked at me before Suzanne, not really, so she had become my definition. Her gaze softening my centre s — Emma Cline, The Girls
No-one had ever looked at me before Suzanne, not really, so she had become my definition. Her gaze softening my centre s — Emma Cline, The Girls
No-one had ever looked at me before Suzanne, not really, so she had become my definition. Her gaze softening my centre s — Emma Cline, The Girls
No-one had ever looked at me before Suzanne, not really, so she had become my definition. Her gaze softening my centre s — Emma Cline, The Girls
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No-one had ever looked at me before Suzanne, not really, so she had become my definition. Her gaze softening my centre so easily that even photographs of her seemed aimed at me, ignited with private meaning.

— Emma Cline, The Girls
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