She stood without shame, not in defiance, but because there was nothing to defy. The body was only a body — warm, brown skin under the merciless light of noon. The air was dry, still. Somewhere nearby, a radio whispered an old love song no one was listening to.
She stood without shame, not in defiance, but because there was nothing to defy. The body was only a body — warm, brown skin under the merciless light of noon. The air was dry, still. Somewhere nearby, a radio whispered an old love song no one was listening to.

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