Under My Skin
Under My Skin is the story of Min Lee, a young woman who has everything. She has a great job with a great salary, a great boyfriend, a great house and a great family. Her future looks bright. Still… she can’t help noticing the cracks in her life and privately wondering if this is all that there is. It’s not until she meets Bree, a headstrong schoolgirl hellbent on anchoring herself in Min’s life, that she allows herself to recognize that her perfect life isn’t so perfect for her.
And that’s when everything starts to get really f*cked up.
The story follows Min as she tries to reconcile how she feels inside with how she looks outside, how it impacts her work and her relationships, and what it all ultimately means for her future.
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Chapter Five
It took me a hundred metres and couple of odd looks from strangers to forge through my self-pity and come to a decision: I shouldn’t have left her alone there. I stopped on the other side of the footbridge, made a face and then spun and went to walk back to the restaurant. She’s just…
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Chapter Four
“That doesn’t look like a Red Bull,” Henry remarked as he leant over my partition, his eyes on the full coffee cup in the centre of my otherwise empty desk. I was frowning at it, too. “Are you trying to quit again?” Hah. I’d long since surrendered to the fact I would be drinking myself…
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Chapter Three
There was a beautiful poetry about arriving fresh at work the following morning to an office full of groaning, baggy-eyed co-workers half of whom were almost cradling their head on their desks. The timing couldn’t have been better, either, given that awful photo that they’d taken of me yesterday. I took far too much pleasure…
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Chapter Two
It was a good thing I’d disabled vibrate on my mobile, because when my alarm went off in the morning, there were a hundred and nine messages waiting for me on Deviant Art. I lay there, half dead, staring at the little white numerals at the corner of my screen and wondering if I had…
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Chapter One
When I was choosing a career, I wish someone had explained to me the difference between marketing and sales. If they had, I could have been ‘networking’ right now – and by that I mean drunk under a table with prospective clients somewhere – and not sitting at a table on the thirty-sixth floor of…
