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My mother and sister, sitting among them, looked out of place. They smiled awkwardly, offering expensive gifts they could barely afford — not from pride, but from guilt.
After the party, my mother pulled me aside.
“You made your point,” she said. “We treated Sarah terribly, and we’re sorry. But how long will this go on?”
She sighed. “It’s hard, David. The apartment is small. I miss the old house.”
“I understand,” I said. “But I’m done funding disrespect. I’ll help in emergencies — not with lifestyles.”
She nodded slowly. For the first time in years, she seemed to truly listen.
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