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I decided then that I wouldn’t confront them. I wouldn’t plead or expose or warn. I wouldn’t take anything away from their day.
I would let them have it.
On the morning of the wedding, I dressed with care, choosing something understated, something that wouldn’t draw attention or invite commentary. I arrived early, took a seat in the back row, and waited. People whispered when they recognized me, their curiosity sharp but cautious. No one asked me to leave. No one knew what I knew.
Andrew looked confident at the altar, like a man who believed he had escaped consequences through cleverness. Susan stood beside him in ivory silk, radiant and composed, the picture of victory.
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