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Mom Found Out About My '$8.2M Wedding' Three Years Later - Through My Forbes Interview

Mom Found Out About My '$8.2M Wedding' Three Years Later - Through My Forbes Interview If you've ever been the family punchline, hit that like button and subscribe right now. You're not going to want to miss what happened next.My name is Sarah Chen, and three years ago, I got married without telling my parents. Not because I forgot to send an invitation. Because they'd spent twenty-eight years making it crystal clear I didn't matter enough to include in their lives. So I returned the favor on the most important day of mine.Let me take you back to where this really started.I grew up in Westchester, New York, in a house that looked perfect from the outside. My father, Richard Chen, was a moderately successful insurance broker. My mother, Patricia, was a real estate agent who specialized in luxury condos. Together, they made maybe $300,000 a year—enough to live comfortably, enough to put on appearances, enough to spoil my older sister Madison absolutely rotten.Madison was the golden child. Three years older than me, blonde highlights that cost $400 every six weeks, a closet full of designer bags, a brand-new Audi for her sixteenth birthday. She was pretty, popular, and according to my parents, destined for greatness. She was going to marry rich, join the country club, make them proud. #aita #reddit #redditstories #redditstory #revengestory #revenge