All my anger bubbled to the surface.
I stepped back.
“Don’t you touch me. Not after what you did.”
“What I did?” Mom frowned. “What are you talking about, sweetheart?”
I held up the contract.
The blood drained from my parents’ faces.
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“You wanted to send her away!”
“Don’t you touch me. Not after what you did.”
“You don’t understand what we were planning—”
“I understand perfectly. And you will not walk into that recovery room and pretend you care about her. Not today. Not ever.”
“Of course we care,” my father snapped. “That’s exactly why we did this.”
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