People, in the grand scheme of things, are just too insignificant.

There are so many battles we simply can't win...

"What's wrong with him?" Karen sniffled, looking up with teary eyes. "Did he have a fallout with Dorothy?"

Jeffrey pursed his lips. "I don't know. You heard about Everett's mom passing away, right? That's what I meant."

"Oh." Karen made a face. "She got what she deserved! If Dorothy hadn't been so helpless, given the whole manslaughter thing, she'd have been behind bars ages ago!"

Jeffrey was caught in the middle, unsure if he should agree with his wife. It made sense, but...

That was still Everett's mom, the woman he'd always called Aunt Amanda. Jeffrey had always known she had her issues, frequenting hospitals, but she was a kind soul, always greeting him warmly. He never imagined Amanda could be the one responsible for Dorothy's mom's death.

...

Dorothy had been sitting outside for a while. Before going in, she called Karen to check on Kenneth's situation. Even though it wasn't her place to be there, she still cared deeply.

Karen said there was no news yet, but she had managed to drive Eleanor away.

Dorothy sighed. Given her situation, it wasn't her place to comment, so she chose to remain silent.

immediately reached her ears, the warmth of home settling her nerves. After all, it was just these past few days that had Everett upset, which

end things

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be by Everett's side at

wanted Quincy as his daughter-in-law. It was only natural for the Caldwells

a deep breath, trying to soothe

a little longer, this would pass,

and Abigail ran over. "Mommy! Brother just told me a joke, it

patted her daughter's head, lifting her

her arms around her mmy's

you and

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some things to

still came home

Abigail couldn't

without seeing her

with some complicated

then?" Abigail blinked.

heart melted, and

but keep it short

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