When I finally said his real name out loud, the transformation was instant. The softness vanished from his eyes, replaced by something flat and bored, like I’d spoiled a movie he’d seen a hundred times. He didn’t beg, didn’t argue, didn’t even pretend to be hurt. He just assessed me, the way a thief might study a locked door he no longer cared to pick. That was when I understood: the real violence was never going to be a broken bone; it was the way he’d trained me to doubt myself, to apologize for the discomfort in my own gut.
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