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I went to my parents house for Easter and found out my sister had kicked them out of the house, they had to live in their own garage

I thought I was surprising my parents for Easter with flowers and chocolate—what I found instead surprised me to my core. My sister had kicked them out and made them living in the garage like homeless people.

Growing up, we were a happy family.

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My sister Cassandra? She’s two years older. Loud, dramatic, always in and out of trouble. She’s sunshine. She can smile while destr0ying your life.

Anyway, this year, I decided to surprise my parents for Easter.

But when I came to this house… nothing.

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I stood there, puzzled. Maybe they went out? But they never go out on Easter. I knocked. No answer.

I still had my old key, so I let myself in.

The furniture was all different. The family photos were gone too.

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I stood there, heart racing. Did I go to the wrong house?

Then I heard her voice. Cassandra.

“Wait, you didn’t tell me your sister was coming.”

Then a guy laughed. “What, the golden goose? She’ll be gone by morning.”

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