"I'm done, Olivia. We're over."I sent Olivia Cruz the text without a flicker of emotion, right after boxing up the last of Mom's belongings. She believed I was sulking. A minute later, she took a screenshot of our chat and posted it online. "Guess some people never outgrow being petty."Her friends, eager to watch the show, piped up in the comments."Like mother, like son. Probably learned it from that hick woman.""He's just a lapdog. Who told him he mattered?""Don't you dare forgive him this time, Olivia. Put him in his place!"Smiling, Olivia replied, "Of course."I slammed my fist into the photo frame. As the glass shattered, blood seeped through my knuckles. I had stood by her for six years, cared for her, and obeyed her every word.She grew up with money, but I came from an average, modest family. If she wanted a designer bag, I had to work two, sometimes three, jobs and save for months until I could place it in her hands. It was all just to see her smile. My palms
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