Bride Banned Her Niece with Vitiligo from Her Wedding – So Her Sister Prepared an Unexpected Gift

“Including Sophie.”

“Yes.”

She began crying.

“I don’t know how I became someone who would do that.”

I thought about how fiercely Amanda had once

defended my daughter.

“You made a cruel decision. But you can decide not to make another one.”

“Can I see her?”

“That depends on Sophie.”

“I want to apologize.”

“Then you need to tell her the truth. And you can’t expect forgiveness just because you’re sorry.”

Amanda agreed.

I also told her I regretted turning her ceremony into a public confrontation.

She was quiet before answering.

“I wish you’d handled it differently.”

“So do I. But I don’t regret defending Sophie.”

“I know.”

That evening, Nate and I spoke to Sophie together.

We explained that Amanda had made an unfair decision about the wedding and wanted to apologize.

Sophie immediately asked, “Was it because of my skin?”

I didn’t want to lie.

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