I Was Done Waiting for Freedom
I’m Claire Jensen, 21. I’ve lived under my family’s control my entire life—my mother, obsessed with appearances; my father, allergic to empathy; my sister, “the pretty one,” the investment.
I was the afterthought. The one who got ignored until I became inconvenient.
I’d been working two part-time jobs to afford college without their help. I cooked, cleaned, saved, waited. For what? For someday.
Someday was now.
