She Told Me to Move Out at Christmas Dinner—Forgetting I Paid Every Bill in That House

couch for a while. Don’t be petty. It’s Christmas.”

“Petty,” I repeated.

So let me understand. I had financed this entire operation, and I was the one who had to leave so Brad could have better lighting for his imaginary job.

Brad stood up, face turning blotchy red. “My job isn’t imaginary. I’m a visionary. You wouldn’t understand, corporate drone.”

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