Just before we entered the village, my father, Harry Witt, pulled over to the side of the road.He didn't open his door right away. Instead, he turned around to look at me. "Jennifer Witt, when we're in front of those cameras, keep your mouth shut."I clutched the straps of my backpack and nodded.He frowned. "Don't just nod. Did you hear me?""Yes," I replied."And whatever you do, don't mention money."He locked eyes with me, keeping his voice low. "Your mom hates it when you ask for money. If you say something stupid on this show, she might stop sending what little she gives us now."My fingertips went cold.30 bucks a month. My food, bus fare, pads, and phone bill all came out of that.Harry said my mother, Mandy Grant, was a busy businesswoman with a sharp edge and that she couldn't stand it when I acted spoiled.He told me she had given him full custody back when I was a kid because she didn't want me.Later, once her business took off, she felt a little guilty, so she
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