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“You have guests. I paid for the food and the clean house. You’re welcome.”
His dad muttered something about “working it out,” and I shook my head.
“I’m done.”
I walked to the door.
“Don’t do this,” Jason said behind me. His voice cracked. “We can fix it.
I’ll help more. I’ll shovel next time, okay? Just don’t do this here.”
I looked back at him.
“You said my broken arm was bad timing for your birthday,” I said.
“This is my timing.”
I opened the door and stepped outside.
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