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“Liam,” I said carefully, “this is my house. My space. My sanctuary.”
“I know, Mom,” he said, but his voice hardened, “but think about family. They need help, and you have the resources to give it.”
“No,” I said firmly. “This house is mine. I bought it with my work. I’m not sharing it with people I barely know.”
His expression changed—harder, colder.
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