Chapter 12 - THE EVICTION OF THE FRAUD
While I recovered, my father took swift, decisive action regarding the thirty-day eviction notice. He packed up every single remaining belonging Nora owned, loading her clothes, her fake medical journals, and her personal items into heavy contractor trash bags and placing them on the front porch.
When Nora was released from holding on bail three days later, she returned to a home with deadbolted doors and a formal notice of trespass taped to the glass. Our parents refused to answer her calls or let her inside. She was entirely on her own, having burned every bridge and alienated the only people who had ever truly cared for her.
