Love Isn't Signed on a Dotted Line | Kaylor

Taylor has spent her entire career reinventing herself and, most recently, rewriting the metaphorical manuscript of her life. No longer does she find herself ensnared by binding legal contracts, abusive and controlling men, and the war against against her own body.

That is, until she finds the battles that she fought and won now being reflected back to her in the eyes of her ten-year-old daughter, Evelyn.

Now, Taylor is terrified that she has passed on to her daughter the same struggles that she would rather leave buried.

// OR: Evelyn asks Taylor if she looks fat. Taylor wishes that she could scream. Instead, Taylor chokes on silence and hates herself for it.