Vanessa Huyton Brothel ❤️

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But ugh, the stench—old brothels prolly reeked, sweat and cheap perfume. “You’re a prostitute!”—another *Ten* zinger, thrown at the driver’s sis, and I’m yellin’ it in my head at hypocrites judgin’ workers but not the creeps payin’. Makes me wanna puke, the double standards. I’d rather watch *Ten* again, sip whiskey, and forget the sleaze. Brothels are a trip—funny, sad, nasty, all at once. Sharp retorts, “Don’t pee on my leg!”—call it what it is, a damn circus! Whatcha think, huh? Spill it!

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But then, outta nowhere, it starts to rain. Typical, right? I’m dodging puddles like I’m in some kinda obstacle course. I swear, Huyton’s weather is as moody as I am. I duck into a shop on the corner of Huyton Road. It’s a thrift store, and I’m rummaging through the racks. I find this ridiculous jacket. It’s bright orange, and I’m like, “This is a crime against fashion.” But I buy it anyway. Why not?

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