BEAT TO A PULP #33!
Kissy-Face by Cindy Rosmus
"Oh . . . one more thing," Misty said, from the register. When she turned around, she wasn't smiling. "You can't tell him why you're kissing him."
"Then forget it," Katrina said. "What if it's some creep?"
Sandy lit up. Imagining some fat, needy slob walking in . . . for Katrina's turn . . . made her howl with laughter. It was the first time she'd laughed in a long time. Maybe since she'd met Juan. It felt so good.ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Cindy is a New York textbook editor by day, a hardboiled Jersey female by night. Her fiction has appeared in Black Petals, The Beat, The Cynic, Red Fez, Zygote in My Coffee, Hardboiled, NVF, The Monsters Next Door, Out of the Gutter, Devil Blossoms, & 13th Warrior Review. She has four collections of stories out: Angel of Manslaughter, Gutter Balls, Calpurnia's Window, and No Place Like Home. She is the editor of the e-zine, Yellow Mama. She is also a thrill seeker, a Gemini, and a Christian.
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