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  1. Here's who I am. Here's what I want. Here's why I can't get it. Here's why it's important now. Here's what I have to do. Or die trying. #vss
  2. He was a former lottery millionaire. She, an ex-beauty queen. He didn't care if her child was his; the baby was what they needed next. #vss
  3. She was stunning in her shoplifted suit. Security waived her through. After years of cleaning the office, she knew exactly where to go. #vss
  4. He didn't know why he winked at the security camera. The police thought they knew. Across town, his brother rinsed the dye from his hair.
  5. Tweets popped up long after his fatal heart attack. Mostly RT's till one read: "If you see this I was murdered. Wife or Ex. More soon." #vss
  6. I kept the wallet that flew out the window. Don't remember the car. I was hungover and hoping for cash. When I saw the picture I froze. #vss
  7. She decoded his family history: Addiction, anger, helplessness. Jail, divorce, food stamps. But what relative gave him deep bright eyes?#vss
  8. "I hate those houses," he whispered. "Don't worry," she said, too loudly. He studied her stiff profile as the car snaked down the road. #vss
  9. He was at the top of his game. He knew that meant he could only go down. The child was a stranger but had his eyes. "Hola," she said. #vss
  10. As he played the guitar, the flakes colored his fingers red. The cop held his glass mid-air. An open case: strangulation, but messy. #vss
  11. The maid started to have to make two beds. She mumbled to herself in Polish; the house took a day to clean, though it was immaculate. #vss
  12. "Don't take my picture!" She wondered why he looked more panicked than angry. "Going on Facebook," the kids laughed across the mall. #vss
  13. "I didn't like know what they were like doing until you know one looked bloody then I like freaked and dropped the lantern and ran...." #vss
  14. All he could remember was a musty smell. An open suitcase in the hall. High doorknobs. Nothing to eat. He had no idea she was was a cop.#vss
  15. "Hey, I'm just the messenger," he shrugged. She crumpled the letter; her hands frozen in fists. "Signature?" he said, suddenly nervous. #vss
  16. God loves green and blue. Forrest Wood didn't. He was drawn to dark hues and painted mostly in black. He hated his parents, now dead. #vss
  17. He avoided her table, her eyes. He couldn't place her but knew she was watching. She wrote in small letters on the bill: "I won't tell."#vss
  18. Cotton candy sky. Salty breeze. Sun lightly burning his chest. Seagulls, breaking waves. Rum coke. He didn't dare smile with her around.#vss
  19. She kept the bank account from when she was single. The statements still went to her parents'. She forgot till their 11th anniversary. #vss
  20. "Found him on the beach. Look: his clothes don't fit. Still have tags on 'em." Was it sweat, tears or the salty breeze that blinded him?#vss