My Husband Demanded I Apologize to His Daughter, So I Walked Out of My Own House
“Do what, exactly?” I asked.
“She told me you pretend to be nice in front of guests,” Ava yelled.
“But you always ruin the food I actually want so I look like a picky brat.”
I stopped with my hand on the warm wooden stair rail.
“That’s not true, Ava,” I said.
“I went to the store this morning to buy the exact brand of almond milk you asked for.”
“You hid it in the back of the fridge on purpose so I would complain and you could play the victim,” Ava said.