My father tried to stop her before the situation spiraled any further.
“Chloe, that is enough. Your sister has a medical condition. You know she can’t be exposed to the sun like that.”
She slammed her chair backward and pointed straight at me.
“It’s a lie!”
“I am so sick of living in her shadow! You look at her like she’s some kind of tragic saint, and you look at me like I’m a shallow burden! I have worked my entire life to be perfect for you, and you don’t even care! You only care about the freak!”
My mother burst into tears.
“Do not call your sister that!”
But Chloe had completely lost control.
“I’ll call her whatever I want! I wish whatever fake, invisible disease she has would just finish the job! I wish she would just die so I could finally have my parents back!”
