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For five years, I loved Remy. At our engagement party, he vowed he'd always love me, even if we couldn’t have kids. But that promise shattered on the day of my nephew’s christening. His face flashed on the big screen, holding his widowed sister-in-law, Paulina, with a look that made my stomach twist. Paulina burst into tears, apologizing profusely. Remy shrugged it off, saying, 'Paulina’s struggling to raise her daughter alone. I just wanted Jessie’s christening to feel complete. Don’t be unreasonable.' The room went silent, waiting for my reaction. Calmly, I slipped off my engagement ring and slid it onto Paulina’s finger, my hand resting on my slightly rounded belly as I said, 'I’m not being unreasonable. I wish you both eternal happiness.' Gasps filled the room. I forced a smile, my voice steady. 'Remy and I are ending our five-year relationship.' 'This happened suddenly, so I couldn’t give everyone a heads-up.' 'I apologize for the drama. I hope it doesn’t ruin your day.' I nodded politely to the stunned guests. But Remy grabbed my arm, his grip tight. I stumbled, the microphone screeching as it hit the floor. 'Stop embarrassing yourself!' he hissed. I met his glare, my voice icy. 'I stitched that baby blanket for *our* child.' 'The bracelet on Paulina’s wrist? It was supposed to be a symbol of *our* love. And you’re calling *me* unreasonable?' He looked away, guilt flashing in his eyes. Paulina swooped in, clutching my hand with fake warmth, her floral perfume suffocating. 'It’s all a misunderstanding,' she pleaded. 'Being a single mom is so hard.' 'Please, don’t humiliate Remy and me like this.' Remy’s face darkened, his jaw clenched. I yanked my hand free, wiping it with a napkin from the table. Paulina looked wounded, tears pooling in her eyes. 'I just wanted to explain, but you’re shaming me,' she whimpered. She nudged Jessie, who started wailing on cue. Remy rushed to comfort them, glaring at me over his shoulder. 'Not an ounce of understanding for your family. You’re being ridiculous.' 'Clean up this mess. I need to take care of Paulina and Jessie.' I watched them walk away, the picture-perfect family, while I was left as the villain. Silently, I tidied up the chaos. By the time I finished, the sun was setting. Not once did Remy show concern for me. Instead, it was Lorelei, my recently returned friend, who showed up to drive me home. She took one look at my exhausted face, her eyes brimming with sympathy. 'Remy’s a total jerk. I never should’ve encouraged you to be with him.' 'If he knew the truth about everything, do you think he’d treat you like this?' I shook my head, my hand resting on my belly. 'It doesn’t matter anymore.' Lorelei dropped me off, her car disappearing into the night as I stood resolute, ready to start anew.

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