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The trouble started when Jessica’s sister Karen arrived with her husband and twin daughters. The girls, both around Khloe’s age, immediately commandeered the conversation with stories about their recent vacation to Disney World.

Private school tuition, designer clothes, the works. Everything Jessica desperately wanted, but couldn’t quite afford on David’s construction manager salary.

“Girls, why don’t you sit together at that end of the table?” Jessica suggested, gesturing toward the seats near me.

That’s when my granddaughter Khloe looked directly at me and delivered the line that would change everything.

“You can’t sit with us. Mom said, ‘You’re an old burden.’”

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