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by from-jesss-lips

Shattered glass rains down on my body, each piece glittering and shimmering in the sunlight like tiny gems meant for the crown of a majestic queen. The chair that I had thrown lies limp, unable to move until I gave it permission to do so. I stood the chair up and moved it back into the dining room, tucking it safely away from me underneath the table where it belonged. I sometimes wish that I were that chair.
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