My Stepdaughter’s Mother Seated Me in the Last Row and Said “Real Mothers Sit Up Front,” Then the Bride Stopped Mid-Aisle

“Joanne, please.”

“Who did this? Did Crystal do this?”

“Joanne.” I grabbed her hand. “Please. Not today. Please just go sit down.”

She looked at me for a long moment. Her eyes were blazing. Joanne has never liked Crystal. She

was the one who took Hannah to the park every Saturday for six months after Crystal left, because Mark was working double shifts and couldn’t afford a babysitter.

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“Mark doesn’t know,” she said. It wasn’t a question.

“No. And he’s not going to know. Not until after.”

“Laura…”

“Please.”

She squeezed my hand so hard it hurt. Then she walked up the aisle and sat down in the second row. I watched her turn around and glare at the back of Crystal’s head. If looks could kill, Crystal

would have been on the floor.

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