Lila and Greta had been inseparable for over a decade—best friends who shared heartbreaks, triumphs, and late-night takeout. So when Greta got engaged, she asked Lila to be her maid of honor with teary eyes and heartfelt words: “You’re my person.”
But something shifted during the dress fitting. Greta grew cold, dismissive, and distant. Lila brushed it off as wedding stress—until the morning of the ceremony, when she was barred from entering the venue. Greta appeared in her gown and, in front of stunned guests, declared Lila was “trying to ruin her wedding.”
Humiliated and confused, Lila begged for an explanation. Days later, Greta finally revealed the truth: Lila had lost weight. Greta accused her of “stealing attention,” of being “sneaky,” and of trying to impress Greta’s ex, Brian, who had once shown interest in Lila.
The final blow? Greta demanded Lila gain the weight back if she wanted to stay in her life.
Lila walked away.
Weeks later, she showed up radiant in a sapphire dress—on a double date with Brian. Greta’s face turned crimson. Lila didn’t need revenge. She needed freedom.
And she found it.
