Kim is petite and delicate. And even for an Asian, her skin tone is light and creamy. On the other hand, I am tall and bronze and anything but delicate. And my brunette hair is long and wild and curly, while Kim's is sleek, shiny, and black, cut into neat layers that frame her face. The only thing that might be considered somewhat similar is our dark eyes…although I'd like to think our hearts are similar too. “Don't let her get to you,” Kim said suddenly. “Who?” I set aside my mental comparisons and tried to figure out what she was talking about. “Dad told me about Brooke.” Kim shook her head with an ironic smile. “By the way, congratulations on getting your license.” “Thanks. He told you about the lawsuit?” “Yeah. I can't believe it.” She stretched to open the cupboard overhead. “I hadn't really meant to tell him,” I admitted. “He was glad you did.” She handed me the dinner plates for the table. “Really, sometimes we worry about you, Maya. You keep so much to yourself.
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