"Who is this woman who has a Nigerian maiden name in a British passport, who stands here wearing denim shorts… — Helen Oyeyemi
"Who is this woman who has a Nigerian maiden name in a British passport, who stands here wearing denim shorts and a strappy yellow top, with a white man and a half-and-half child?" (Chapter 2, Page 12)
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