The things unloved girls become

A girl working exhausting nights and surviving on emotional autopilot meets Lyssa, a strange twenty-one-year-old woman whose hair changes with her emotions and whose observations cut deeper than they should. What begins as an unsettling diner conversation slowly turns into something far more dangerous when the narrator realizes Lyssa sees parts of her no one else ever has.

Loneliness starts feeling like intimacy.
Fear starts feeling like comfort.
And the line between being understood and being consumed becomes harder to recognize.

Some people destroy your life loudly.

Others do it softly enough that you thank them while it's happening. 🌧️