"Chloe, are you sure?" Gill asked. Ever the mini-father figure, he was immediately concerned about her finances and whether she was ready.
Her finances were fine, but, truthfully? She wasn't ready to move out. She didn't want to spend money on rent when this place was her home. But...it wasn't her home anymore, not because she had moved on from her home, but because her home had moved on without her.
"I'm fine. I'm ready." She said calmly, and her voice didn't crack. Great success!
Their mom was in shambles, but Chloe couldn't reassure her that it wasn't her fault. That she was leaving because she wasn't willing to submit to her brothers like her mother had. Though, Patricia had come out of this a f*****g queen, with her sons eating out of the palm of her hand, receiving gifts from the
