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The Bride Changed the Menu the Day Before the Wedding—Her Lawyer Fiancé Fired Us. Big Mistake. Karma Was Already Being Served. I was running a catering company while my boss, Tom, was going through chemotherapy. It was a tough time, but I wanted to prove I could handle things. This wedding was my first big job in charge, and I was determined to make it perfect. The deal was simple: 150 steak dinners at $50 each. Fancy food for a fancy wedding. I had handled everything myself—client meetings, menu tasting,

Sarah Harper had lived next door to Erica Vernon for over six years. The two families had moved into the same neighborhood around the same time, both newlyweds, eager to start their lives together. At first, everything seemed perfect. Sarah and her husband, Kieran, became fast friends with the Vernons, enjoying cookouts, shared meals, and plenty of laughter. But after a couple of years, Sarah began to notice a change. The laughter next door was replaced by loud arguments, shouting matches that spilled out into the yard. Lester Vernon, Erica’s