"You bought me for a night, you don't own me."
"Then why did you scream my name like I was yours?"
Silk Sheets
-a novel about a girl who sees herself only as worthy as the pleasure she can give someone else-
NOT A Y/N STORY NOT A SHIPPING STORY NOT...
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"You're not mean, you just want to be seen Want to be wild A little party never hurt no one, that's why it's alright You want in but you just can't win So you hang in the lights"
Art Deco - Lana Del Rey
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"Her name was Mia."
The words circled in her mind, around and around on a carousel of disbelief.
Celine ran outside the cafe, breathless and lightheaded. She didn't feel the cold as she plopped down on a bench, grabbing the ends of her hair.
Jimin ran after her with the same flushed look, his eyes narrowing at her with utmost focus.
"Mia." She repeated, the name cement, sticking to the roof of her mouth.
She'd been dead for two years now, a little more. No one else dared to utter the name aloud.
Jeongguk didn't even know she had a sister.
Jimin, knew her sister. He had talked with her. Seen her with his own eyes. Probably laughed with her, listened to the soft way she spoke. Fell in love with her art.
He knew her.
Suddenly the world she kept so secret felt dangerously exposed.
"Mia El Gallab?" Her sister never went by Kim. They only started abbreviating their last name after Celine was born.
Jimin's expression crumpled with confusion,"Yes, how did you-"
"She's my sister Jimin. That's why I have her painting."
Pulled out of the air, letters melting like snowflakes on her tongue. But she finally said it, and Jimin heard every word of it.
First he was in disbelief. Then shock. Then more confused than ever.
Then it clicked.
He took her cold face into his hands, bringing her closer to him. Celine watched the way his tongue traced his lips in thought, eyes taking in every feature she possessed.
Realizing her and Mia were sisters, and that they favored each other, if not in the smallest of ways.
