And the man in the ivory suit—smiling in a way he hadn’t smiled at me in years—was my husband.
Beside him in white was Hailey Cross, a junior employee at my company.
The caption was the blade twist:
“My son is finally truly happy with Hailey. He finally chose well.”
I went cold.
I zoomed in and saw his entire family—sisters, cousins, uncles—raising glasses like this had been planned for months.
They all knew.
They were all in on it.
While I was paying the mortgage on our mansion in Westchester, while I was covering Grant’s sports car payments, while I was sending a monthly allowance to Diane… they were celebrating my humiliation like it was a holiday.
I called Diane, hoping—stupidly—that it was some cruel misunderstanding.