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Zach already suspected the answer. His mother had always hovered at the edges of their life—offering help that felt like command, guidance that felt like control. She had criticized Jyll’s return to work, inserted herself into therapy sessions, and quietly decided what was “best” for everyone.
When Zach confronted her, she spoke of fragility and instability, of precaution and protection. But in her desk drawer he found something far worse: legal documents prepared for emergency custody, his signature forged, plans laid behind his back. His mother insisted she had done what was necessary.
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