My Family Threw Me Out After I Lost My Job Until The Company In My Name Changed Everything

terribly. Since you’re between things right now, it makes sense for her to take your room upstairs.”

“You want me to move out,” I said, not quite a question.

“You’re flexible,” Megan added from the recliner, still not looking up. “No kids, no husband. You can find a little studio somewhere easily enough. It’s practical, really.”

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