The Day I Showered
Courtney Phillips
“You smell like you used to smell,” my husband sighed gratefully into my freshly-washed hair when I greeted him at the door after work.
“You smell like you used to smell,” my husband sighed gratefully into my freshly-washed hair when I greeted him at the door after work.
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