Postman is holding a small envelope. There is a paper inside, folded neatly to fit inside it's packaging. The only thing that it reads is "Bitch." in big, bold handwriting. There is a drawing of a winking face by the side of it, signed by Ma. "Just know these are her words, not mine." [askmrpostman]
Seth carefully grabs the envelope, tracing the folded lines lightly with his fingertips before delicately sliding them underneath the crease to open it up and retrieve the paper.
Upon reading through it — Which took no time. At all. — the man’s already passive face somehow took on an even blanker expression, every ounce of any possible emotion he’d ever harbored draining from at the sight of the crude word.
“Bitch, hm?” He inquires, glancing down at the hidden girl. “She does know that I’ve been called worse, no? This feels like the weak glide of water droplet down the petal of a dead flower— like nothing at all.”
Now, no harm meant to the little postal girl, but...
...To the Witch, all harm meant.
—Try harder next time, Aleph.
You’re failing miserably.
Make the bitch cry for once.