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00:00The first day of my marriage to Noah, my mother called the police and said I was being controlled.
00:05Emma Wicker, are you safe?
00:06Yes.
00:07Did you marry voluntarily?
00:08Yes.
00:09Has your husband stopped you from contacting your family?
00:11Mom stood outside with tears in her eyes.
00:14Dad was behind her, his face hard.
00:16Ryan glared at Noah, like he was one second away from throwing a punch.
00:19Lily stood in the far corner, her pretty blonde curls spilling over her shoulders.
00:24Her eyes were red too.
00:25No.
00:26Your family says you suddenly left home after graduation, cut off contact and got married very quickly.
00:31They're worried you may be under someone's control.
00:33They just realized for the first time that I'm a person too.
00:35All right, Miss Witter, you're free to go.
00:38The second I stepped outside, Mom rushed at me and pulled me into a tight hug.
00:42Emma, what were you thinking?
00:45Do you have any idea how worried we've been?
00:48Stay away from my daughter.
00:50Noah stood beside me and asked quietly.
00:52Do you want to go?
00:53I nodded, took his hand, and turned to leave.
00:56Emma, you can't do this to me.
00:58We're your family.
01:00Yeah, they were my family.
01:01But they hadn't found me because they loved me.
01:04They found me because I was no longer the good daughter who stayed where they left her, waiting.
01:08Six months earlier, during graduation season, they had left me behind again and taken Lily to Paris without me.
01:15That was when I finally left home for good.
01:19I hadn't even taken off my graduation gown when Ryan handed me a pair of slip-resistant work shoes.
01:25Try them on.
01:25I bought them just for you.
01:27You can stand for ten hours in these and your feet won't hurt.
01:29Outside the auditorium, the lawn was full of graduates taking pictures with flowers in their arms.
01:34Some were being kissed on the forehead by their parents.
01:37Some laughed with champagne raised.
01:38Others tossed their caps into the air.
01:40And in my hands, instead of flowers, was a pair of dull gray shoes.
01:44Mom took my diploma, folded it once, and tucked it into her bag.
01:47Then she hurried over to Lily, under a tree, where they bent over the Paris guidebook they'd just bought.
01:52Why do I need stand for ten hours?
01:54I found you a position at the grocery store near home.
01:58Cashier and stocker.
01:59The pay's decent.
02:00Mom, I graduated top of my class in finance.
02:03And I just graduated.
02:05Exactly.
02:06It's time you got some real-world experience.
02:08A job will be good for you.
02:09I'd been hearing that for four years.
02:11In freshman year, they sent me to pack boxes in a warehouse and took Lily to New York.
02:15The sophomore year, I spent every day on my feet in a coffee shop while they paid for Lily's driving
02:20lessons and drove her back and forth.
02:22The junior year, I tutored middle school students while they took Lily to Greece.
02:27And now, I had graduated.
02:29I needed to find a real job.
02:31I needed to figure out what I wanted my life to look like.
02:33But they thought I should go learn a lesson at a grocery store.
02:36Beside them, Lily spun in a circle.
02:38Mom, is Paris gonna be hot?
02:40Do you think I need two more dresses?
02:42Buy them.
02:43Your brother's paying.
02:44This trip is for you to enjoy yourself.
02:46It's your last summer before senior year.
02:48Of course you should look your best.
02:50Ryan, you're the best brother ever!
02:52I turned to Dad.
02:53His throat moved once.
02:55Then he looked away.
02:56He never asked whether I wanted to go.
02:59I lowered my eyes and slowly put on the shoes.
03:01They really were light.
03:03Light enough to walk out of that house for good.
03:07When we got home, Lily pushed open my door.
03:10Emma, I want to use your suitcase.
03:11My answer was just as direct.
03:13No.
03:14Why?
03:15Mine doesn't look good in photos.
03:17Yours is a better color for Paris.
03:19I need it.
03:20What do you need it for?
03:22You're not going anywhere.
03:23This wasn't the first time she'd used my things.
03:26She wore my sweater to a party and returned its smelling of alcohol.
03:30She took my camera on a trip and brought it back with a cracked lens.
03:34The last few times she borrowed my suitcase, it came back dented.
03:37Every time, she said.
03:38Sorry, I didn't mean to.
03:39Then did it again.
03:41Footsteps sounded outside.
03:43Mom, Dad, and Ryan appeared almost together.
03:46Emma, it's one suitcase.
03:47Do you really have to make such a big deal out of it?
03:50We're family.
03:50Why are we always fighting over little things?
03:52Lily's packing tomorrow.
03:54Don't upset her.
03:55I told you I need it.
03:56I'm not giving it to her.
03:57Are you deaf?
03:58The room fell silent.
04:00Ryan turned and went into his room.
04:02A moment later, he dragged out a sky blue suitcase.
04:07It was his birthday gift.
04:08I'd bought it for his birthday, with three months of part-time pay, the summer after sophomore year.
04:12He had just started his first full-time job then.
04:14I thought he could use it for business trips, but he had never used it once.
04:18Now he rolled it over to Lily.
04:20Use this.
04:21Is that okay?
04:22Emma gave it to you?
04:23It's fine.
04:24It's mine.
04:25Use it.
04:26Right.
04:27It's fine.
04:27Once you give someone something, they can do whatever they want with it.
04:30Ryan finally looked at me.
04:32His brow furrowed, as if something in my tone bothered him.
04:34But he said nothing.
04:35He took Lily's hand with one hand, and pulled the suitcase with the other, then left.
04:40No one called me for dinner that night.
04:42When I came out, they were deep in discussion.
04:44Light wood will look better in pictures for a lake house.
04:48I'm decorating my room myself anyway.
04:50What lake house?
04:51Dad saw me and cleared his throat.
04:53The table went quiet.
04:54Oh, right, Emma.
04:55We bought a little place by the lake six months ago.
04:57We'll take you to see it sometime.
05:00Six months ago?
05:03Yes.
05:04We just never had a chance to tell you.
05:06I cut into the cold chicken on my plate and wondered if they'd never had the chance.
05:09Or simply never thought to.
05:11What's the door code?
05:13Zero eight one nine zero four.
05:14My fork stopped.
05:16August 19th was Ryan's birthday.
05:18April was Lily's birth month.
05:20That's a nice code, Mom.
05:22Do you remember when my birthday is?
05:23Why are you asking that?
05:25You don't even remember your own birthday?
05:28You were born in winter.
05:29It snowed hard that day.
05:31Your mom wasn't due yet.
05:32Then she started bleeding in the middle of the night.
05:34Scared us half to death.
05:35He said it as casually as if he were talking about the weather.
05:39You've been trouble since the day you were born.
05:42Thomas, stop!
05:43So?
05:44I'd been the problem from the day I was born.
05:49As I dried the last plate, my phone buzzed.
05:52An email popped up.
05:53Congratulations, Emma Whitmer.
05:55Your onboarding for the Port Marion Graduate Program has been approved.
05:58Housing confirmed.
05:59Please report next Monday.
06:01I stared at the screen.
06:02My chest suddenly felt lighter.
06:04I'd waited two months for that email.
06:06From the campus career fair, to the online interview, to the final round,
06:10I had done it all by myself.
06:12No one knew.
06:13And of course, no one cared.
06:15I replied, I'll be there on time.
06:17I went to the University Health Center alone for the pre-employment medical clearance.
06:21The campus was empty after graduation.
06:24I stood in line alone.
06:26Signed forms.
06:27Took an ID photo.
06:28Who should we put down as your emergency contact?
06:30I held the pen for a long time.
06:32Then I wrote down my own email address.
06:34That night, Lily was in the living room showing everyone what she'd bought.
06:37She got Mom a scarf and Dad a shirt.
06:39Mom's eyes crinkled with her smile.
06:41But when she saw me, the smile faded at once.
06:44Look at Lily.
06:45So thoughtful.
06:46She remembers to buy things for her parents when she goes out.
06:49Unlike you.
06:50You graduated, and you didn't think of us once.
06:53Where was I supposed to get the money?
06:55What do you mean by that?
06:56Are you blaming me for not giving you money?
06:58Have you ever given me any?
07:00Emma!
07:02Don't speak to your mother like that!
07:05I did nothing wrong.
07:06I'm not apologizing.
07:08That night, I booked a one-way ticket to Port Meridian.
07:14The next morning, the house was busy.
07:17Do you have your passport?
07:18Your charger?
07:19Sunscreen?
07:20Your first trip to Paris.
07:21Don't forget anything.
07:23Come on.
07:24The airport car is here.
07:25I pulled my own suitcase out of my room.
07:27The living room went quiet for a second.
07:29There you go again with that face.
07:31Now we can't even be happy around you?
07:34I didn't answer.
07:34I walked straight to the door.
07:36Lily saw my suitcase and paused.
07:38Emma, where are you going?
07:39Where else?
07:40Work.
07:41I opened the door.
07:42The others scoffed and followed me downstairs.
07:44Only Dad's expression changed.
07:46The grocery store was ten minutes from home.
07:48Why was I taking a suitcase?
07:50He walked toward me quickly.
07:52Panic on his face.
07:53Emma, where are you going?
07:55Downstairs.
07:55My Uber was waiting by the car.
07:57The driver honked.
07:58Dad, hurry up.
07:59We're going to miss the flight.
08:01Dad stopped.
08:02He looked at me, then at the car.
08:05Dad!
08:06Dad closed his eyes and got into the car.
08:09I stood there and watched it drive away.
08:11Goodbye, Mom and Dad.
08:11You're going to Paris.
08:13I'm going to the station.
08:14I'm not coming back.
08:18I fell asleep the second I got on the train.
08:21When I woke up, the low houses outside had become a gray-blue coastline.
08:24Port Meridian was colder than I expected.
08:26The graduate program had arranged a shuttle.
08:29First time here?
08:30I nodded.
08:32You look exhausted.
08:33Make sure you get some rest.
08:35The internship apartment was near the university district.
08:38There was a coffee shop downstairs, a used bookstore on the corner, and a group of summer grad students living
08:43in the building next door.
08:47You're Emma, right?
08:48I'm Maya.
08:49We were waiting to eat with you.
08:51What sauce do you like?
08:53Tomato cream or pesto?
08:55I froze.
08:56I knew everyone else's favorites, but I didn't know what I liked.
08:59No rush.
09:00I'm a pretty good cook.
09:01You can try all three.
09:04Okay, thank you.
09:06That night, the family group chat kept buzzing.
09:08Lily sent an airport selfie.
09:10Paris, here I come.
09:11Mom sent a picture of herself and Lily.
09:13Dad was in the background, holding up his coffee cup and making a face.
09:16Ryan said,
09:18Have fun.
09:18Buy whatever you want.
09:20Mom tagged me.
09:21Emma, remember to get to work early tomorrow.
09:23Don't oversleep.
09:24I didn't reply.
09:26More than ten hours later, Ryan sent a message.
09:30Mom, Emma's gone!
09:32Only then did they realize there was no trace of me left in that house.
09:39Orientation was held in a lecture hall at Port Meridian University.
09:42I held my ID badge, program handbook, and apartment key,
09:45while the director introduced the summer program from the front of the room.
09:48During the break, a man set some papers on my desk.
09:50Hi.
09:51You're missing a safety guide.
09:52He was tall, with dark brown hair and gray-green eyes.
09:55A badge around his neck identified him as a program mentor,
09:57Noah Bennett.
09:58Try to stick to the main streets when you walk back to the apartments at night.
10:01New interns get lost easily.
10:03Thank you.
10:04He nodded and went to hand out materials to the others.
10:06A little after nine, my phone buzzed.
10:08The grocery store said you never showed up.
10:10I checked your room, your suitcase is gone.
10:12Emma, where are you?
10:12I was so irritated.
10:14Everything okay?
10:15I shook my head, ignoring the cold sweat in my palms.
10:17I'm fine.
10:22I was working late in the records room that night.
10:25By the time I left, half the hallway lights were off.
10:27Noah came out of his office and saw me with my bag.
10:30Miss the shuttle?
10:31I can drive you.
10:33It's okay.
10:34I'll walk.
10:35Stick to the main streets.
10:36Don't take the alley behind the parking garage.
10:39Okay.
10:40But I still took a wrong turn.
10:42Port Meridian's University District was beautiful during the day.
10:45At night, it was too quiet.
10:46After the rain, the pavement reflected the streetlights.
10:48As I passed through an underpass, I heard footsteps behind me.
10:51At first, I thought someone was just walking by.
10:54Then the footsteps got closer.
10:56I hurried up.
10:57So did whoever was behind me.
10:58I had barely turned around when a hand grabbed my bag strap.
11:01The strap cut into my neck.
11:03Help!
11:06The man cursed under his breath and pulled harder at my bag.
11:10The next second, someone rushed over and punched him in the face.
11:13The man stumbled back, then turned and ran.
11:15I curled up on the ground, shaking with pain.
11:18My vision went dark.
11:19Noah crouched beside me.
11:20Emma, don't move.
11:22I called an ambulance.
11:23Look at me.
11:23Don't fall asleep.
11:25I wanted to thank him.
11:26Then, everything went black.
11:29When I woke up again, I was in an observation room.
11:31Noah sat at the small table beside my bed, looking through files on his laptop.
11:35The moment he saw me awake...
11:37How do you feel?
11:39It's fine.
11:40He immediately poured me a glass of water and handed it to me.
11:43After I drank, I realized my phone had been vibrating non-stop.
11:46Your family?
11:47I unlocked the screen.
11:48The first message from mom said...
11:50Stop pretending to be dead.
11:51Call me now.
11:55I stared at those words.
11:57The panic came back, and my fingers wouldn't stop shaking.
12:00I'm going to get you something to eat.
12:01Take your time.
12:02After the door closed, I frantically scrolled through the messages.
12:05Where the hell did you go?
12:08Your mother's worried sick.
12:09Stop trying to scare us.
12:12I checked with the grocery store.
12:13You never showed up.
12:14What are you doing?
12:16Emma, you're getting more and more ungrateful.
12:18Emma, don't do this.
12:20Mom is really worried about you.
12:21Worried?
12:22Did she really worry about me?
12:23I gave a short laugh, but my eyes burned.
12:25My phone rang again, I answered.
12:27Mom's voice came at me immediately.
12:28Emma Wicker, you have some nerve answering.
12:30Where did you run off to?
12:31Port Meridian.
12:33What are you doing there?
12:34Working.
12:35Didn't we find you a job?
12:40I didn't want it.
12:41Since when did you become so selfish?
12:43You left home without a word.
12:45Do you know how humiliating this is for us?
12:46I leaned back against my pillow.
12:48Do you know what I majored in?
12:49No one answered.
12:51Do you know when I interviewed?
12:52Do you know how much of my tuition I paid myself over the last four years?
12:56Do you know I worked every summer and never got to go anywhere?
12:59I'm asking why you didn't go to work.
13:00Why are you bringing up the past?
13:02This isn't the past.
13:03This is my life.
13:04Dad took the phone.
13:06Emma, you're the older sister.
13:08Lily is younger than you.
13:09You should...
13:09She's one year younger than me.
13:11No one spoke.
13:12I laughed once and went on.
13:13Because I'm one year older, I have to be the understanding one forever?
13:17I have to wash dishes, work, and watch her go to New York, Greece, and Paris?
13:22Emma.
13:23And the lake house.
13:24You bought it six months ago.
13:26One hundred and eighty days.
13:28Which day were you too busy to tell me?
13:33The line went completely silent.
13:35You love saying you raised an independent daughter, but all you did was raise a daughter daughter
13:39who learned early that no one was coming to help her.
13:42Mom sounded shaken.
13:43Do you have to make us sound so awful?
13:44We're your family!
13:47When have you ever treated me like family?
13:51I don't need a family like you.
13:55Then I hung up.
13:56Half an hour later, Noah came back, carrying takeout.
13:59He didn't ask any questions.
14:00He opened the containers and set them in front of me.
14:05Soup first, or food?
14:06I looked at him, and tears fell.
14:08It was the first time anyone had asked me what I wanted.
14:13But for twenty-two years, I had known what everyone else liked.
14:16I had barely thought about what I liked.
14:18Later, when Maya found out about my family, she asked in shock.
14:21They don't celebrate your birthday?
14:22Sometimes they buy a cake, but it's usually Lily's favorite flavor.
14:26She was quiet for a moment, then swore.
14:28On my birthday, they brought a small lemon cake to the apartment rooftop.
14:31Noah came too.
14:32Before I blew out the candles, he handed me a small box.
14:34Inside was a silver bookmark, engraved with,
14:37For the life you choose.
14:38I held it for a long time without speaking.
14:40That night, after everyone else had left, Noah and I stood at the edge of the rooftop.
14:44The university clock tower rose in the distance, above the wet streetlights.
14:48A gust of wind came through.
14:49He put his jacket over my shoulders.
14:50Why are you so good to me?
14:52Because I see you.
14:53Something in my chest shifted.
14:55A few seconds later, I looked up and kissed him.
14:57His hand rested lightly on my back, like he was afraid I might regret it.
15:00But I wouldn't.
15:02When Ryan called, I hadn't replied to anyone in my family for two months.
15:06The first thing he asked was,
15:08Emma, do you hate us?
15:09I don't hate you.
15:10He seemed to relax.
15:11His voice softened.
15:12Then why won't you come home?
15:14Because I resent you.
15:15There was a long silence.
15:16I used to think you didn't need anything.
15:17You never cried or made a fuss.
15:19You never said anything.
15:20I thought you really didn't care.
15:22I laughed.
15:23I never asked because asking wouldn't have changed anything.
15:26Ryan stopped breathing for a second.
15:28Then he said, his voice dry.
15:30I'm sorry.
15:30A late apology couldn't save who I used to be.
15:33I said nothing.
15:34There was a rustle on the other end.
15:35Dad took the phone.
15:36Emma, come home.
15:37We found you another job near the house.
15:39It's safe and you'll be close to family.
15:40What would I come back for?
15:42He paused.
15:44To wash dishes that never end?
15:46Do housework that never ends?
15:47Watch you all keep revolving around Lily every day?
15:49Dad didn't answer.
15:50I looked out the window and suddenly asked,
15:52Dad, why did you never take me on trips?
15:54I don't like working.
15:56I wanted to go to Paris too.
15:58It was like something hit him.
15:59His voice shook.
16:00Emma, I'm sorry.
16:01I'm sorry.
16:01I hung up.
16:02That night, Lily sent me a long email.
16:05She said she was sorry.
16:06She knew I wanted to travel every summer.
16:08She knew she had damaged my suitcase.
16:10The lake house had been her idea too.
16:12She had asked Mom and Dad not to tell me yet
16:14because she wanted to pick the room with the lake view first.
16:16She said she always knew it wasn't fair,
16:18but she was too afraid to lose their favoritism.
16:21She hoped I could forgive her.
16:22After I finished reading, I sat there for a long time.
16:25Then, I blocked everyone in my family.
16:29Six months later, Noah and I got married at City Hall.
16:32We didn't make a big event of it.
16:33We only invited Maya, Sophie, and Grace.
16:36Grace bought us a bouquet.
16:37Noah was so nervous at the entrance that he buttoned his shirt wrong.
16:40I couldn't help laughing at him.
16:41He looked down, then laughed too.
16:43I'm nervous.
16:44You get nervous too?
16:45I teased.
16:46Of course.
16:46He took my hand.
16:47I'm marrying my favorite person.
16:49How could I not be nervous?
16:50I squeezed his hand back, my eyes stinging.
16:53When we left City Hall, it was still raining lightly.
16:55Noah put his jacket over my shoulders.
16:57Are you cold?
16:58I shook my head.
16:59No.
16:59Then my phone lit up.
17:00A message from an unknown number.
17:02Emma, your mother knows you got married.
17:04Another message came right after.
17:06She called the police.
17:09I stared at the screen and almost laughed.
17:11They were always like this.
17:13If I didn't reply, I was being ungrateful.
17:16If I left home, I was throwing a tantrum.
17:18If I got married, someone had to be controlling me.
17:22They never believed I could choose, clearly and willingly, not to have them in my life.
17:27Half an hour later, the police contacted me.
17:31Hello, Mrs. Witter.
17:33Your family requested a welfare check.
17:34They believe you may be under someone's control.
17:36I thought about it, then agreed to go in.
17:38After I hung up, Noah asked,
17:40Are you sure?
17:41This needs to end.
17:42Then I smiled and tightened my grip on his hand.
17:44Besides, I'm not afraid anymore.
17:49At the police station, the first time Mom saw me,
17:52Emma!
17:53She ran towards me in tears.
17:55I stepped back.
17:56She missed the hug and froze.
17:58You.
17:58Her voice shook.
18:00How can you treat me like this?
18:03Was it him?
18:04Is he stopping you from contacting us?
18:08No.
18:08I don't want to contact you.
18:10Mom stared at me.
18:11We're your parents.
18:13I know.
18:14Then why didn't you tell us you were getting married?
18:16Because I didn't want you there.
18:18Mom's tears fell.
18:19You're still angry that we favored Lily, aren't you?
18:22But we apologized.
18:23What else do you want?
18:25I thought for a moment.
18:26What did I want?
18:27When I was little, I wanted them to call me to dinner.
18:30In college, I wanted them to ask if I was tired.
18:33On graduation day, I wanted a bouquet of flowers.
18:36When Lily went to Paris, I wanted someone to ask if I wanted to go too.
18:39But now, I didn't want anything.
18:45I wanted you to love me before I left.
18:47Mom looked like she couldn't breathe.
18:49Emma, your mother and I know we were wrong.
18:51Come home.
18:53The lake house has no room for me.
18:54There's no place for me at the dining table.
18:56I was never part of any of your plans.
18:59Where exactly do you want me to go back to?
19:01We can change all of that.
19:02You only think you need to change after I leave.
19:05That's the biggest problem.
19:08Emma, I'm sorry.
19:10I looked at her red eyes.
19:11It was the first time she had ever apologized to me.
19:13I hear you.
19:14Enough!
19:15Do you have to push this family to the edge before you're satisfied?
19:18Her familiar voice.
19:20Her familiar blame.
19:22Emma, I'm your mother.
19:23You can't really throw me away.
19:25Then you should have remembered sooner that I'm your daughter too.
19:30Mom went pale.
19:31The police station was silent.
19:33Except for the rain outside.
19:35If you walk out with him today, don't ever come back to this house!
19:38Mom!
19:39Dad's face changed too.
19:40Lily closed her eyes.
19:41Tears falling.
19:42Noah tightened his grip on my hand.
19:44I suddenly felt calm.
19:45As if I had been waiting years to hear those words.
19:48Okay.
19:49Mom froze.
19:50I held Noah's hand and turned toward the door.
19:52Behind me, Mom broke down crying.
19:54Dad shouted under his breath.
19:55Ryan kept calling my name.
19:57Only Lily stayed silent.
19:58She watched me leave, but she didn't follow.
20:00I didn't look back.
20:02By the time we walked out of the station, the rain had stopped.
20:04A pale strip of light showed at the edge of the sky.
20:06Are you okay?
20:08I'm good.
20:08They hadn't changed at all.
20:10That should have made me sad.
20:11But I only felt relieved.
20:13Because they hadn't changed, I could leave without hesitation.
20:18On the way back, Noah didn't say much.
20:21He just held my hand tight.
20:23Streetlights stretched our shadows across the ground.
20:25I looked at them, overlapping.
20:27They used to say things like that, too.
20:30If I broke Lily's toy, they'd say,
20:32Emma, you're the older sister.
20:34If I came first in class, they'd say,
20:37Emma, set an example for your sister.
20:40If I got sick, they'd say,
20:42Emma, don't get your sister sick.
20:43I spoke slowly, like I was telling someone else's story.
20:48Their love always came with conditions.
20:50I just couldn't cause them any trouble.
20:53He said nothing.
20:55He only smoothed back the hair the wind had messed up.
20:58When we got back, Maya and the others were still awake.
21:00How'd it go?
21:01Your family didn't give you a hard time, did they?
21:04It's over.
21:05So what will you do now?
21:07Are you still staying here?
21:08When my internship housing ended, I'd have to move out.
21:12We're looking for a place.
21:13I froze and looked at him.
21:15We hadn't talked about that yet.
21:17I want a home that's ours.
21:19It doesn't have to be big.
21:20Just somewhere we can see the ocean.
21:22Home.
21:23The word rippled through me.
21:26Okay.
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