"IT'S WEIRD TO WANT SOMEONE TO HIT YOU, ISN'T IT?"
Tessa cannot stay at her Dad's anymore, and decides to revisit an old friend. Once she's left alone, Tess begins to let us in, maybe closer than we would like to be. Are we simply products of our environment? Are the things we've done, who we truly are?
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Tessa cannot stay at her Dad's anymore, and decides to revisit an old friend. Once she's left alone, Tess begins to let us in, maybe closer than we would like to be. Are we simply products of our environment? Are the things we've done, who we truly are?
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