[She knows he's always been very business oriented, but as usual she's never actually stopped and thought about what that really means. It's sinking in, now, that for him business may actually outweigh other important things.

Things like lovers and family.]

You say I'm like a sister to you, but you don't treat me like family is supposed to be treated. You expect me to go along with your whims, make me take a back seat to your business, and expect me to just roll over and accept when you decide to contradict beliefs I thought you stood for.

[She takes a deep breath, trying to keep herself calm.]

I'm sick of being treated like a pushover. Family doesn't do that to each other.