Leah’s wedding day was supposed to be a joyous celebration, but tragedy struck when her sister’s husband and son passed away just six days before the ceremony. Despite her sister’s plea to cancel the wedding, Leah decided to proceed, not wanting to sacrifice her special day.
Leah’s sister was devastated by the loss and begged her to cancel the wedding, but Leah felt that it was too late to turn back. She had already paid for everything and didn’t want to disappoint her guests. Her sister was silent, but Leah could sense her pain and anger.
As the wedding party danced, Leah’s sister appeared, laughing hysterically, before the lights suddenly went out and the music stopped. The projection wall displaying wedding photos transformed into a heart-wrenching tribute to her late nephew and brother-in-law. The room was silent, and Leah’s joy was replaced with shock and guilt.
Leah’s sister took the stage, her words piercing the silence: “You’re celebrating while your nephew lies in a coffin. Shame on you!” The guests departed in discomfort, leaving Leah’s day in ruins. Leah was left wondering if she had made a mistake by not canceling the wedding. The question lingers: was Leah to blame for her sister’s painful revenge?
