I Told My Stepdaughter To Pay Rent Or Leave Then

After my 16-year-old stepdaughter got her first job,

I convinced myself she should start paying rent or learn responsibility the hard way, ignoring how hard she was already trying to save for her future, while our financial stress and my frustration grew every day.
One night I snapped and told her she had to pay rent or leave the house, and she quietly packed her things and disappeared by morning.

Three months of silence passed until a late night knock echoed at my door.
She stood there shaking, holding a crumpled envelope, whispering she didn’t know where else to go.

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