My brother took me to the range just to humiliate me in front of his friends—“Just try to hit the paper, sis. This isn’t for girls”—but the second the owner saw what happened next, he stopped the whole line, walked straight past my brother like he didn’t exist, and looked at me with a face that made every smug joke in that bay die on the spot.
The scent of cordite and burnt CLP always felt more like home to me than the cloying fragrance of Jo Malone candles that permeated my mother’s estate in McLean. On that humid Tuesday before the wedding, the outdoor shooting range in Northern Virginia was a symphony of mechanical clicks and the rhythmic thud-thud-thud of high-caliber […]
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