Prentice Orville

**Diary Entry, 15th March** Two years have passed. Not a single call, not a single message from my daughter.

My name is Margaret Whitmore. My son, Edward, and his wife, Eleanor, once seemed the perfect couple

In every family, there’s always some sort of trouble. Some squabble over inheritance like wolves over

My mother-in-law showed up and announced she was moving in: I packed my bags and left My name is Katherine.

My name is Emily. A week ago, my brother, William, appeared on the doorstep of my cottage in a village

There was a knock at the door. I opened it to find my mother-in-law standing on the step, her face streaked

The mother-in-law arrived to “save” her son from a cold and shoved me aside like a useless object.

“A child without roots is nothing—just a ghost who happened to find a shell.” “

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