Chapter 49.

Chapter 49

“Stop crying,” I said, my face cold. “If I didn’t love you, how would you have grown up at all?

“I just want you to understand that if you want real love, you have to give it back. It’s not that I’m treating you badly. It’s that you never appreciate anything.”

Yvonne froze for a second and then went right back to sulking. “Anyway, you just don’t love me anymore. Grandma said if you don’t love me, Daddy will just find a bunch of other women to love me. I don’t need you.”

I was stunned. That was exactly the kind of thing Sally would say. It looked like she had been filling Yvonne’s head with this behind my back.

This was why Yvonne didn’t take me seriously. In the Holcomb family, I had no standing or voice. I was invisible. No wonder Yvonne didn’t respect me as her mom.

I understood what I had failed to realize in my previous life, and the thought was bitter and sad.

and her voice, no matter what. Otherwise, even my own family

you’re really something now, huh? Already wishing for me and your dad to get divorced,” I said, crossing my legs and leaning back lazily in my chair. “If someone really

love Dad so much. If he dumped you, you’d cry your eyes out. Don’t think I don’t know

you think of me, Yvonne? That your mom has no

what? You think you’re some tough woman? Last time you said you were running away, you barely made it out the door before you remembered you had laundry drying upstairs

past.

say because she

still think of me as your mom, you’d better start respecting me. If not, you’ll lose me very

ordered her, “You have one minute to take your medicine. If you don’t, I won’t go easy

tears welled up as she picked up the cup

turned away and stood by the

silent for a long time. Yvonne hugged her blanket, cried for a bit, and then

sofa, feeling heavy and bitter inside. It looked like

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