Chapter 1

On the bus home, I suddenly got a message from a Q&A app.

"My younger daughter graduated college seven years ago and is still freeloading at home. Should I kick her out?"

I tapped on the app, and the comments section exploded.

The poster continued to complain.

"My younger daughter is 28, has no job, is lazy and stupid. She drives me crazy every single day. How can I force her to leave?"

"My older daughter, Sarah, is so successful. When I had my stroke, she got me the best doctors. My younger daughter is useless! I birthed them both, how can they be so different?!"

"Sarah's family is coming home for the holidays, and there's no room. I've already packed my younger daughter's bags. I hope she gets the hint."

I sighed silently to myself.

Good thing my mom, who had a stroke, isn't like that.

Good thing I can make money from home, so I'm not freeloading.

The bus announcement sounded, and I got off, carrying my bags.

As soon as I got home, I saw suitcases neatly stacked by the entrance.

And Sarah's family sitting on the couch.