Betrayal, Revenge, and a Wedding in Ruins
Rodrigo, a wealthy restaurateur, stood beaming at his wedding to Camila, a young beauty in a glittering gown. No one mentioned Mariana—the wife who had stood by him when he had nothing. After years of sacrifice, Rodrigo discarded her, sending her to a psychiatric hospital under false claims of “delusion,” just to clear the path for his new bride.
But Mariana returned. On the wedding day, she arrived in a black sports car, calm and radiant in a simple dress, carrying a gift box. Before the stunned crowd, she handed it to Camila. Inside were not jewels, but legal papers: proof that she had sold all her shares in Rodrigo’s restaurant empire, stripping him of his fortune.
“Everything he had came from me,” she declared. “But today, he has nothing.”
Guests gasped. Rodrigo collapsed. And Mariana walked out—dignified, victorious, unforgettable.
