HUNG JACK · 5 parts
Eleanor Hayes expects a quiet Christmas until her daughter-in-law, Brianna, announces that twenty-six guests are coming to Eleanor’s house without permission. As Brianna rearranges rooms, orders rentals, controls the guest list, and even questions Eleanor’s ability to manage her own home, Eleanor grows increasingly isolated. Her son stays silent while Brianna takes more control. But Eleanor’s refusal is only the beginning. When she quietly contacts a realtor, Brianna realizes too late that Eleanor is not fighting for Christmas anymore—she is taking back control of her life by selling the house.
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