Rhea“Apologize for being rude to Margaret, Elowen,” Greg commanded, finally finding a bit of steel in his voice.Elowen didn't apologize. Instead, she leaned back and threw my mom a look so mean it felt like a physical slap. I wanted to scream at her, to tell her how hard my mom had worked to put this dinner together.“Let her be, Greg,” my mom said, trying to play the peacemaker even as she was being insulted. “She’s young. She probably just didn't like the herbs I used.”“Yeah, you heard her,” Elowen snapped, standing up so fast her chair screeched against the hardwood floor. “The food is for pigs, not humans. I’m going out.”She turned and stormed out of the room, her footsteps heavy on the stairs.“Elowen, come back here!” Greg shouted, but it was useless. The front door slammed in the distance.“Greg, let the girl go,” Grandpa Harold said, his voice calm and dismissive. “She’s just a child. She has spirit.”I knew I should have shoved Jackson's hand away at this point as his fin
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