She knew, in that moment after catastrophe, she knew. She knew her greatest enemy would soon arrive, the one she saw each day in the mirror. The one choice, the only choice, was to do what she must to survive. Surviving meant shutting down, it meant setting the crisis aside, until she was strong enough to overcome. ©October 2020, Christina Anne Hawthorne *My apologies for my infrequent posts, but there’ve been serious computer difficulties restricting what I do.
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