They say karma handles things eventually, but some women don’t have that kind of patience. Our narrator isn’t waiting for the universe to balance the scales—she’s grabbing the damn scales and tipping them herself, stilettos and all.
✍️ Starting Paragraph:
They say forgiveness is freeing. I say those people never watched another woman wear their wedding ring on Instagram. I wasn’t planning revenge—not at first. But then she posted that photo in my kitchen, holding my golden retriever, wearing my apron like she earned it. That was when I decided: if she’s going to play house with my life, I’m going to redecorate her world—one calculated act at a time.
❓ Dive Deeper Questions:
- Is the protagonist truly seeking justice—or just soothing her pride with sabotage?
- What emotions lie beneath revenge: grief, insecurity, or something more primal?
- If the story took a turn toward empathy instead of vengeance, how would it unfold?
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