She yanked open my dresser drawers and started shoving everything into the bags. Shirts, underwear, pajamas. No folding. Just grabbing.
“Stop,” I said. “Those are my things. Stop.”
“You won’t need them here,” she said.
She went to the girls’ closet. Pulled down jackets, little backpacks, tossed them on top.
I grabbed the bag. “You can’t do continue reading …