I’m the last born in my family. Growing up, I always admired my sister.
She’s beautiful, bold, and everyone listens to her. I was the quiet one.
When I met Emeka, I thought God finally answered my prayers.
He was sweet, stable, and serious. We dated for a year, and he proposed.
I introduced him to my family — big mistake.
My sister was all over him. Joking, laughing, touching his arm. I thought it was nothing.
Then Emeka started acting distant. Less calls, less love.
I asked what was wrong — he said “nothing.”
One month before our wedding, he ended the relationship.
No explanation. Just a long text: “I’m sorry, this won’t work.”
A few weeks later, my sister posted engagement photos.
It was Emeka. My own ex-fiancé. My blood sister.
My mother said “Let it go. Love is unpredictable.”
I moved out of the house that day. Now they’re married. She’s pregnant.
I’m still single. Still broken. And everyone’s
acting like I should be okay.
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33 days agoI’m the last born in my family. Growing up, I always admired my sister.
She’s beautiful, bold, and everyone listens to her. I was the quiet one.
When I met Emeka, I thought God finally answered my prayers.
He was sweet, stable, and serious. We dated for a year, and he proposed.
I introduced him to my family — big mistake.
My sister was all over him. Joking, laughing, touching his arm. I thought it was nothing.
Then Emeka started acting distant. Less calls, less love.
I asked what was wrong — he said “nothing.”
One month before our wedding, he ended the relationship.
No explanation. Just a long text: “I’m sorry, this won’t work.”
A few weeks later, my sister posted engagement photos.
It was Emeka. My own ex-fiancé. My blood sister.
My mother said “Let it go. Love is unpredictable.”
I moved out of the house that day. Now they’re married. She’s pregnant.
I’m still single. Still broken. And everyone’s
acting like I should be okay.