“So…”
Kass lifted a dark brow. “If it bothers you to have me here, I can go.”
“No, you don’t have to go. I’m just surprised you’re here. I mean you and I never talk. You talk to Kel more than me. I’m not really sure what it is you want from me.”
Her sister’s features, which mirrored her own, were set in sad lines. “Mom has been going through a rough time.”
“Oh?” Karla really didn’t want to hear her mother’s latest problems, but didn’t want to sound rude either.
“She’s been sick, and her boyfriend left with the money she’d gotten from Kel.”
Her brother had always been soft when it came to their mother. He’d been sending her small amounts of money to help her get by. Even though he knew she used it on men, he still sent her money for her bills and expenses. He was a good son. Karla was
