They Seated Me in the Back Row of My Daughter's Wedding — Every Contract Is in My Name

Synopsis

For twenty-four years Jill paid for everything — the braces, the Civic, the state-school tuition. Now her daughter's wedding is being run by the ex-husband's new wife, who “covers everything,” while Jill is seated at the back and cut from the photos. But every vendor contract is in Jill's name, and the venue releases nothing without her card. She doesn't argue. She just stops paying for a wedding she's been erased from — and lets the arithmetic do the rest.