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CARISTONIA
Shit had hit the fan last night.
Literally.
Well, maybe not the fan. Maybe more literally, shit hit the mirrors.
That’d been what happened when violent men walk into a Fun House to
find your sister—your pregnant sister—about to get the shit beaten out of
her by a crazed sheriff.
A sheriff that, at one point in time, had an altercation with said sister’s
mother, and had killed her, too.
My name is Caristonia.
Well, actually, my name is Caristonia Blue, but my siblings called me
“Tony.” My fraternal twin, Hades Pearl, had dubbed me Tony when she’d
been unable to say my name.
“What are you even doing right now?”
I looked over at said twin.
“I’m getting dressed,” I told her.
“You’re wearing a swim dress.” She eyed me up and down. “You have
the body of a literal goddess, and you’re going to wear a swim dress to a
water park?”
Well, when she put it like that, it made me sound like I was a prude.
And, I guess, I kind of was a prude.
I just didn’t see the point in wearing revealing clothing. There was
absolutely nothing in the world wrong with that.
The “swim dress” was actually a tighter fitting cover up that I could
wear into the water to cover my actual bathing suit. It’d been something I
wore to every single family outing that’d been in the water for years.
It drove not only Hades, but all of my sisters nuts because according to
them, I had the absolute perfect body.
Sadly for them, I was not a person that wore tight clothes, or revealing
clothes at that. I was a girl that loved everything about men’s hoodies,
men’s sweatpants, and practically anything that would swallow me up.
I spent too many of my working hours in tight clothes—being in the
circus required a certain attire to allure and wow—that I didn’t want to wear
them in my non-working hours, too.
“I’m wearing something that’s comfortable,” I disagreed. “And
unfortunately, that is this.”
Before she could degrade me anymore, or point out that I looked hideous
in it, there was a knock on our bus door.
You heard that right. Bus.
I shared a bus with my family. There used to be seven of us shoved in
tight like sardines, but now there were only six of us.
And that was thanks to the man that was currently knocking on the bus’s
door.
I yanked it open and beamed at Coffey, Simi’s man, and also the cook
for our circus family.
“How’s my sister?” I asked the man instead of offering him a greeting.
The man, also known as my sister’s likely about-to-be fiancé, softened.
“She’s fine,” he answered. “She’s sleeping. I just thought I’d come down
here and grab some of her stuff and move it into the RV.”
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