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30 - Heated meeting

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last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-02-17 23:43:31
Nothing I said convinced Mom or Dad to hold off on heading to the packhouse. The whole ride to the pack house, Mom ranted like there was no tomorrow, and it baffled me. I was getting the heat for not stopping Kayla like a child.

In my many years of being the oldest by just 2 minutes, Kayla never listened to me. Even my advice often fell on deaf ears, and my job was to console her at the end of the day. As a twin, I was used to it. How could I complain when it had become our way of doing things?
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