Rotten
Fruit is probably the most opposite extreme of what I normally like to
read and yet I was strangely compelled to go on even as a slight sense of
unease began to unravel within me.
Right from the start, you're pulled in by the crisp and flowing writing style and you find both the plot and its focus on cancer very relevant, if oddly combined. The suspense builds slowly, almost deliciously. To say anything more would spoil things, but I will add this: this story is much better suited for Halloween than it ever could be for Valentine's Day.
Though it's not my favorite passage from the story, it's the one I think rings most true and speaks to a huge part of what bothers me about some parts of breast cancer awareness:
“Not to mention,” Kat added, “the fact that ‘save the boobs’ is the slogan for breast cancer. The body part that men enjoy is prioritized, as if it’s the only reason to save the woman attached to it.
Right from the start, you're pulled in by the crisp and flowing writing style and you find both the plot and its focus on cancer very relevant, if oddly combined. The suspense builds slowly, almost deliciously. To say anything more would spoil things, but I will add this: this story is much better suited for Halloween than it ever could be for Valentine's Day.
Though it's not my favorite passage from the story, it's the one I think rings most true and speaks to a huge part of what bothers me about some parts of breast cancer awareness:
“Not to mention,” Kat added, “the fact that ‘save the boobs’ is the slogan for breast cancer. The body part that men enjoy is prioritized, as if it’s the only reason to save the woman attached to it.
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