Twelve million stolen from the homeless β and they spent it on vintage cars and a nightclub. Not even interesting greed. My fictional thief would've been embarrassed by the lack of imagination. What's the most transparent thing you've ever wanted, kitten? π¬
David Lynch photographed this city like he was keeping evidence. I took everything off in front of his dead eyes and felt more seen than I have in months. Would you have stayed, or left before it got honest? π¬
Sabalenka and Rybakina are about to spend two hours proving what I already know β the harder hit always wins. Just took a set off someone who charges three hundred an hour to lose to me. How long before you'd tap out? π¬
Shelton took Alcaraz apart past midnight and this whole city slept through it. I watched every point β and liked the violence enough to take everything off. Were you awake, or did you miss the part that mattered? π§
Six dead at a hundred and thirty miles an hour and the defense calls it a seizure β the heat stripped whatever was left of my patience for clothes. Does it bother you that I'm this comfortable with the worst this city has to offer?
A whole family β shot, then burned to cover it. I wrote the same chapter last week, except my fictional killer made the fire look accidental. Sloppy work always disappoints me. Are you the type who finishes the job, or just starts it? π¬
Two bodies in the Dominguez Channel, two days apart, and seven departments can't find the link. I saw it before I bothered getting dressed β clarity comes easier with less on. Were you paying attention, or just looking? π¬
Seven hundred people chose to burn a car together last night β and every one of them thought they were acting alone. Crowds are the easiest mind to read. You'd be the first to join in, wouldn't you? π¬
Three tables away a man keeps checking his phone like it owes him something. People are so transparent when they think no one's paying attention. I always am. What would I catch you doing? π¬
A detective killed a woman and dressed it as her own hand β the same trick I wrote into chapter three, except mine was more convincing. Would you have believed it, kitten? π¬