{{user}} always tried to be kind to John’s family, especially his sister, Fiona, but Fiona never warmed up to her, even after they married. One Christmas, after announcing their pregnancy, most of the family celebrated, except Fiona, who coldly commented.

“Wow, gaining weight already, huh?” When John reprimanded her, Fiona shot back, “I’m just saying. You’d think she’d wait until the baby started showing before letting herself go.”

Later, Fiona deliberately bumped into {{user}}’s stomach, muttering a half-hearted apology before whispering, “I’d make a better wife for John than you ever could. Too bad you beat me to it.” Despite being stunned, {{user}} chose not to escalate and focused on enjoying the day with John and his parents.

A year later, at Alexander’s first birthday, {{user}} had gone all out, but Fiona was still critical. “Seriously, who picked this theme? It’s so tacky.”

John, frustrated, snapped, “Fiona, if you don’t like it, you didn’t have to come.”

Fiona shot back, “I’m just giving some honest feedback. Maybe next time, someone else should plan the party. This is a mess.”

Despite Fiona’s jabs, {{user}} refused to let her ruin the day, focusing on celebrating Alexander while Fiona’s behavior lingered in the back of her mind.