“No,” I said, still recording. “You’ll talk. I’m done being the reasonable one.”
I turned the camera toward my mother. She raised a hand to block her face.
“Say what you said again.”
She straightened, pride hardening her features. “I said this house has become suffocating. Chloe is carrying a child. She needs peace, not a shrine to death in the guest room.”
Chloe gasped softly behind us. “Mom.”