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That night, back in our tiny house with the peeling paint and the shared bathroom, she stood over the trash can with the receipts.
“You sure?” I asked.
“They’re just paper.
You’re my mom.”
We sat on our sagging couch, sharing microwave popcorn, watching some dumb baking show.
No floor-to-ceiling windows. No valet. No designer anything.
Just my kid leaning against me, sketchbook in her lap, choosing to be there.
I still worry about money.
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