A DEAD GIRL'S WORDS

She hasn't cried since the funeral. She doesn't remember how to. What she does have is a talent for disappearing into other people - smoothing someone else's hair, wearing someone else's smile, becoming so useful to the girl in front of her that there's no room left to be herself. Years after losing the one person who ever really saw her, she's found a new shape to live inside: the best friend, the makeup artist, the girl who fixes everyone but herself.
But grief doesn't stay quiet forever, and neither does the question she's been avoiding since the day they told her the note just said I'm sorry.
A story about identity borrowed instead of built, the sharp humor people use to survive what they can't say out loud, and what happens when the ground you've been standing on turns out to be someone else's grave.

Trigger warnings: SA, su*cide, m*rder, assault, Eating disorders, body dysmorphia