My Family Complained When I Gave My Sister My Old Car Until She Demanded My New One

and Diane Whitcomb had spent thirty-odd years operating a very particular kind of household economy, and Lauren had been in it long enough that she could describe its rules without ever having heard anyone state them aloud.

Rule one: Megan was fragile.

Megan was the younger one, the softer one, the one who needed rescuing. This had been established sometime continue reading …