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injury that mattered was my refusal to fund her next bad decision.
I carried my bag through the living room. My mother followed me to the door. “Call when you cool off.”
I looked at her hand on the doorknob. “I am cool.”
Then I left.
By the time Denver disappeared in my rearview, I’d already frozen my credit. Cut Britney off my phone plan. Saved every continue reading …
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