My mother called at 9:47 on the first night I slept in the coastal house I had spent fifteen years saving for and told me to clear out the primary bedroom because my sister, her husband, and their three children were already on their way with a moving truck. “You have four bedrooms and no children,” she said, as if that settled ownership. When headlights appeared at the end of my driveway, I locked the front door, closed the gate, and finally said the one word my family had spent years teaching me to feel guilty for using.
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