"How do you even know my payment password? And spending my money without permission—that's theft!"
"God, do you have to be so dramatic? We're family now. What's the big deal if I spend a little of your money? Besides, Godfather and Godmother didn't give me a red envelope when I joined the family. Consider this you making up for it."
"Joined the family? Did my parents actually agree to that? You're the one who kept calling them that—Mom corrected you multiple times!"
Sabina acted like she hadn't heard a word, turning back to her friends with a bright smile.
"Let me know if you guys want anything else. Don't be shy—make yourselves at home!"
She raided my entire stash—snacks, drinks, fruit—and laid it all out for them. They didn't hold back either, sprawling across the couch, stuffing their faces while hogging my gaming console.
Their noise drilled into my skull until I couldn't take it anymore. I retreated to my room, planning to wait until her friends left before having it out with her. She needed to go.
But evening came, the sky darkened, and they showed no signs of leaving.
I couldn't stand it any longer. I limped back out. "Do you know what time it is? When are your friends leaving?"