He glared at her. Women can get a man to do anything, he realized. Mother, wife, even employee; they twist us… — Philip K. Dick
He glared at her. Women can get a man to do anything, he realized. Mother, wife, even employee; they twist us like hot little bits of thermoplastic.
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