Her Sister Stole Her Fiancé, So She Intentionally Destroyed Her Sister’s Wedding Day
This 27-year-old woman’s 25-year-old sister, Emily, was always extremely close to her. Then, she got engaged to a 30-year-old guy named Jake, and Emily became super friendly with him.
It made sense that Emily was invested in a relationship with Jake, given their sisterly bond. She asked Emily to be her Maid of Honor, but then, a year ago, the wheels came off the bus.
She began to realize that Emily was spending more and more time with Jake. At parties and family events, Emily clung to Jake’s side, even though she was also engaged.
Emily then started calling and texting Jake much more than she used to. She felt deep down that it was too strange for Emily to be so attached to Jake, but she ignored her instincts.
Six months ago, Emily came clean to her: Emily and Jake had shared a kiss. It broke her to hear that her own sister cheated with her fiancé.
Jake issued an apology to her and swore that kissing Emily didn’t mean a thing to him. Emily also maintained that the kiss was meaningless, as she pushed her to “get over it” and quit “being dramatic.”
She couldn’t simply let such a big betrayal go, though. She and Jake got into a blowout fight about it, and Jake ended their engagement.
Then, one day, Emily showed up at her front doorstep with another confession. Apparently, Emily and Jake had spent the last four months dating in secret, even though Emily’s wedding date was two weeks away, and she was moving ahead with marrying the other guy. Not Jake.
“She begged me not to tell anyone because, you know, it was “too late” to cancel her wedding, and she didn’t want to lose everything she’d worked for,” she explained.
keleny – stock.adobe.com – illustrative purposes only, not the actual person – pictured above, a bride looks up from under her veil
“Naturally, I lost it. I told her I wasn’t going to ruin her big day, but she was dead to me. So, I did what I thought was the only option. The day of her wedding, I showed up to the venue uninvited with a group of our extended family members who all knew about the affair, and I ruined the whole thing. I pulled her aside during the ceremony, told the entire guest list about her affair with Jake, and asked everyone to leave.”
“She screamed, cried, and tried to stop me, but it was too late. The fallout has been insane. My family is split down the middle.”
Many of her loved ones appreciate that she told Emily’s poor groom about her infidelity, but others think she’s self-centered about getting revenge on Emily and wrecking her future.
Her mom and dad are currently threatening to disown her, and Emily is wailing about how she ruined her whole life forever.
She’s left wondering if it was wrong of her to intentionally ruin Emily’s wedding day after she stole Jake away from her.
What do you think?
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Am I the jerk for making my sister's wedding day a nightmare because she "stole" my fiancé?
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