I’d always been the good daughter. The dependable one. The peacekeeper. If there was a birthday to remember, a chore to do without being asked, or a moment to bite my tongue for the sake of harmony, that was me—Amelia. For thirty-one years, I kept that rhythm going like background music at a dinner party. Predictable. Pleasant. Forgettable. But all...
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