Mason laughed.
“Finally.”
I stared at him.
He was twenty-nine.
He lived upstairs.
Rent-free.
Mom waved dismissively. “Mason is different.”
“Of course he is.”
Dad’s face hardened. “Don’t start.”
I glanced around the table.
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