The Art of Loving You

Pauline's parents let it be known that they had gone bankrupt and then remarried each other, and they kept the household small and short of money on that basis. Her mother heads a criminal organization and her father is a known name among collectors, and neither fact reaches Pauline. She wakes ten years further on than where she was, back with the family, and she takes the bankruptcy for fact at first. There is an older brother who is cold with her and a younger one who behaves like a child, and a good part of her days goes into matching wits with them. Things stop adding up, and she works out what her parents are. She keeps that to herself and lets the arrangement stand, and she takes her place in the plan they have been running on her, which involves growing out of being the spoiled child of the house. The damage left from her own childhood gets worked on along the way.