My little sister Sadie, who always resented me growing up, shocked me when she asked me to be her maid of honor. I was thrilled—until I saw the bridesmaid dress.

As I stood in the bridal suite, clutching an enormous dress that was several sizes too big, I realized it was a prank. Sadie’s smirk confirmed my worst fears. “Well, I guess you can’t be my maid of honor now,” she sneered.

Heartbroken, I stood frozen. Just then, my Aunt Marie appeared, sensing the chaos. “I have something for you,” she said, handing me a stunning dress that perfectly matched the bridal party’s colors.

“Open it!” she urged. The dress shimmered with delicate beadwork, a secret design she’d arranged after overhearing Sadie’s plan.

With newfound confidence, I slipped it on and returned to the suite. Sadie’s jaw dropped. “How did you…?”

“Just a little magic from Aunt Marie,” I smiled. Sadie’s expression shifted from shock to shame. “You look amazing, Nancy,” she admitted quietly, tears in her eyes.

“I never meant to overshadow you,” I replied, taking her hand.

As the ceremony unfolded, I felt warmth between us for the first time. Later, at the reception, Sadie pulled me aside. “Thank you for everything. Can we start over?”

I nodded, tears in my eyes. As we hugged, I knew this was the start of a new chapter. Sometimes, the best revenge isn’t getting even but moving forward together.