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I had always been a book lover, the kind of person who had shelves overflowing with stories, knowledge, and history. It wasn’t just a hobby—it was a way of life. My home reflected that, with built-in bookshelves in every room, cozy reading nooks, and a collection that spanned everything from classic literature to obscure philosophy texts. I never thought my love for books would land me in trouble. But then Karen, the self-appointed queen of our HOA, decided that my collection was a "blight on the community." It started small—passive-aggressive comments at HOA meetings, snide remarks when I’d see her at the mailbox. “You know,” she’d say, waving a manicured hand at my home, “houses around here should look… uncluttered. Books are fine, but there’s such a thing as too many.” I ignored her. What I did inside my home was my business. That is, until she took things a step further. One afternoon, I found an official-looking letter in my mailbox, stamped with the HOA’s emblem. It was a “notice of violation” citing me for “excessive interior clutter visible from the exterior.” I was baffled. My windows had curtains, and my books were inside—how could they be visible? I called Karen, thinking this had to be a mistake, but she doubled down. “Oh, it’s not just about visibility,” she said in a saccharine tone. “It’s about property values. We can’t have a house looking like a secondhand bookstore. It sends the wrong message.” I laughed, thinking this was some absurd joke. It wasn’t. A week later, another letter arrived—this time, a fine of $200 for “failing to comply with HOA aesthetic standards.” I refused to pay, which only seemed to fuel Karen’s fire. The next day, I caught her standing outside my house, snapping pictures of my front windows. When I confronted her, she gave me a smug smile. “Just documenting the violation,” she said. “If you don’t start clearing things out, we might have to take more serious action.” That’s when I realized Karen wasn’t just being nosy—she had a personal vendetta. Maybe she thought she could push me around like she had with other homeowners. Maybe she just needed someone to torment. Either way, I wasn’t going to let her dictate how I lived in my own home.
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