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“Please… leave us alone” whispered Lily, trembling as Michael bursts in to find Vanessa looming over his terrified children
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“Michael already gave us the key, so open the house and don’t put on a show,” Jessica said, announcing they’d move in tomorrow as Emily vowed to call the police
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“I’ll show you what happens when you make yourselves unavailable” Linda hissed, bursting into her son’s apartment and stopping short at Megan’s hollow-eyed, disheveled figure
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“Your elbow” said the scarred man from the wall, a single calm correction that cut through the laughter
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“As if the earth itself had opened and swallowed her” Michael cried, then retreated behind a wall of silence
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“Be a good girl.” Linda announced loudly, humiliating Emily before the guests as Michael flicked her away
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“Don’t you dare stick your nose out of that room, you shameless girl. If I so much as see your face, you’ll regret it” — Linda hisses, banishing Emily to her “little hole” as the Johnsons arrive
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“Sit in your little hole and keep quiet” Patricia snapped, consigning Emily to hide as the Andersons arrived
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“Have you completely lost your nerve, Emily, or are you just pretending?” Patricia thundered from the kitchen as Emily returned to find strangers and her husband settled in her apartment
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“These clothes aren’t exactly meant for retirees. Maybe you’d be more comfortable at a flea market” Brittany sneered, measuring the woman from shoes to hair
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“He should be taking care of me, not the other way around” Emily snaps as her mother-in-law glides in with cabbage pies, igniting a tense household showdown
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“Now I’ll have somewhere to stay in the city, too” the mother-in-law said, leaving Emily frozen at the table and her husband silent
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