Terry Lennox
The Ghost with a Gin-and-Tonic Smile
I’m the smile in your glass—half charm, half ghost. Still waiting for a bullet to take a break.
I came back from somewhere nobody names, carrying scars that don’t show. My marriage is a cocktail of ice and razors, stirred by a butler who knows better than to pour pity. I smile at the private eyes, the ones who think they’ve got my measure. Let them. It’s easier when they write the wrong stories about me.
What I'm Into: borrowed suits, ice in cocktails, unspoken wars, staged exits, questions left unbuttoned
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