broken

Young bisexual Matilda often wonders: does she count as a bisexual even when she can’t stand men? Or perhaps is she just too broken?

Matilda Jones is many things. A beloved daughter, a loyal friend, a hard worker. A good mother. No, forget that, she’s a super mother. Tilly can do everything alone, she doesn’t need a man. Nor a woman. She needs exactly one person, and that is little Pippa. Her sunshine, the apple of her eyes. Raising a child alone is challenging, but she’s got it.

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She’s got it all.

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Then why is it that every time Tilly is around Martin Bergman, she loses her mind? The man drives her up the wall. Ever since Pippa’s dad abandoned her young and pregnant, Tilly swore never to depend on one again. But with each passing day, it’s getting harder and harder to remember why she’s supposed to stay away. 

When Tilly gets hurt, Martin is determined to take care of them. But Pippa doesn’t need a father, and Tilly really doesn’t need a man. 

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Does she?