“I thought everyone might enjoy seeing how this dress is supposed to look,” she announced. “Some clothes really do require the right figure.”
The family went quiet.
She looked directly at me.
“I hope you don’t mind that I borrowed it.”
Dylan appeared shocked, but he still said nothing.
Before anyone could react, his brother-in-law raised his phone.
“Everyone move closer! We’re live!”
Notifications began appearing as viewers joined the stream.
Diane smiled toward the camera.
“Wait,” she said, stepping forward. “Make sure you get a good view.”
She turned as though she were walking on a runway.
The moment her back faced us, several family members gasped.
The seam of the dress had already split.
Bright neon shapewear showed through the opening.
Diane did not notice.
“Mom,” her daughter called. “Wait.”
But Diane was enjoying herself too much.
She turned in a circle.
The damaged seam opened wider.
She took another confident step.
Then the fabric gave way with a loud ripping sound.
The tear traveled farther up the back of the dress.
For a second, nobody moved.
Then someone tried to hide a laugh behind a cough.
Another guest covered her mouth.
Dylan’s brother-in-law stared at his phone in horror.
“Oh no.”
He attempted to end the livestream but dropped the phone into the sand.
I checked the video on my own screen.
Laughing emojis and shocked comments filled the feed.
Dozens of people had witnessed everything.
Only then did Diane notice the expressions around her.
She turned, saw the torn dress, and looked down at her phone.
The color disappeared from her face.
Then she marched toward me.
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“How could you do this to me?” Diane screamed.
The beach became silent.
I held my son closer and looked at her calmly.
“Do what?”
“You let me walk out here like this!”
“I did not enter my bedroom without permission. I did not take someone else’s dress, and I did not put it on you.”
Her phone continued buzzing with notifications.
Diane looked at the screen, and her face tightened with humiliation.
“This is your fault,” she insisted. “You wanted this to happen.”
“No, Diane. You wanted to prove you looked better than me. You made that decision all by yourself.”
She desperately pulled the torn material together.
Then I turned toward Dylan.
He was staring at the sand.
“And you,” I said quietly.
He looked up.
“For four days, your mother criticized my body, my clothes, my meals, and the way I looked after having our child. You sat beside me and said nothing.”
“I didn’t want to cause an argument,” he muttered.
