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At My Sister's Wedding, They Seated Me In The Kitchen—So I Took Back My Company's Contract

At My Sister's Wedding, They Seated Me In The Kitchen—So I Took Back My Company's Contract ‪@MarkedforPayback‬ I stared at the wedding invitation under the soft glow of my desk lamp. Evelyn and Marcus cordially invite you... My sister’s wedding—apparently the social event of the year, judging by my aunt’s endless voicemails. Evelyn had spent the past year planning it, ever since she got engaged to Marcus Lang, heir to LangTech Group, one of Boston’s largest robotics firms. The irony hit hard. Eleven years ago, Evelyn laughed when I left law school to launch a startup no one believed in. “Lena’s lost her mind,” she had told my parents over brunch. “She’ll be back, broke and humiliated, before the year ends.” That return never came. Instead, I built Everlink Dynamics from a co-working space in Cambridge, grinding through sleepless nights and investor rejections. While Evelyn climbed the PR ranks at LangTech, I was shipping prototypes, managing beta testers, and praying the servers wouldn’t crash mid-demo. My family? Barely noticed. They were too busy raving about Evelyn’s corporate headshots and designer handbags. “Ms. Mitchell,” my assistant called, snapping me out of my thoughts. “The quarterly strategy review is in ten.” I nodded, placing the invitation aside. Everlink Dynamics was now valued at $2.3 billion, though no one outside my inner circle knew I owned it. I operated through shell firms and blind trusts. #aita #reddit #redditstories #redditstory #revengestory #revenge