My Family Showed Up With Suitcases But I Refused to Open the Door

Aveline thought she had finally earned the right to peace—until her mother, sister, brother-in-law, and their children suddenly arrived at her apartment with suitcases in the pouring rain. They expected her to open the door without asking questions. But Aveline knew something they didn't: their emergency wasn't really an emergency. When she discovers that her sister secretly rented out her own home and planned to make Aveline provide them with a place to stay, everything changes. For years, Aveline had been pressured to sacrifice her comfort for the sake of “family.” This time, she decides to draw a line. With her father's guilt trips, her mother's manipulation, and a secret clause in her grandmother's estate documents, Aveline must finally choose between keeping the family happy and protecting herself. Sometimes, closing a door isn't selfish. Sometimes, it's the first step toward freedom.