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stolen tuition 24 and says would I be the arsol if I put a lien against my parents' house

and sued them for my college tuition. I 17 female am graduating high school next month and

I'm set to attend my first choice college

with a partial scholarship in the fall.

It's an in-state school about an hour away, and because of my dual enrollment credits, I should

only be five semesters from finishing my bachelor's degree and then going for the master's degree

I need for the career I want.

Five years ago, my, now I've looked up this word and there seems

to be several pronunciations about it. I'm going to go for more more. Mums, mum died, leaving

behind a college fund for me and my siblings, Kyle, male 25 and Kelsey female 22.

Mums' aunt Teresa was supposed to oversee it, but she died in 2020, and somehow

my parents wound up in charge. I don't know all the details because I was 12 when more

more died and 14 when Aunt Teresa died. I'm not even sure exactly how it was structured or how much

there was, except that it was supposed to be enough to cover

a significant amount of our expenses, if not everything. Kelsey is a finance major and her first

year of college was derailed by lockdowns, and she wound up losing an entire year. She was supposed

to go back for a final year next fall, just as I am starting college. But last night at our grandpa's birthday dinner, Dad's Dad, she announced that she'd been

invited to participate in a junior artist in residence study program and was deferring

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