into the room like she was still making her grand walk down the aisle, lifting her gown slightly off the tile floor. Her expensive perfume swallowed the sterile hospital air, though I could see the tremble beneath her perfect smile.
“This is pathetic,” she snapped. “You really had a baby to ruin my wedding? Are you that desperate, Emma?”
The nurse adjusting my IV froze awkwardly beside the bed.
I looked at Vanessa’s sparkling tiara, her flawless makeup, the face of a woman slowly realizing she hadn’t truly won anything.