For a moment, I tried to see myself through the eyes of the girl with the black hair, or even the boy in the cowboy hat, studying my features for a vibration under the skin. The effort was visible in my face, and I felt ashamed. No wonder the boy had seemed disgusted: He must have seen the longing in me. Seen how my face was blatant with need, like an orphan's empty dish. And that was the difference between me and the black-haired girl- her face answered all it's own questions.
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Emma Cline was American writer. Emma Cline is an American writer and novelist from California. She published her first novel, The Girls, in 2016, to positive reviews. Read more on Wikipedia →