What Wendy didn’t know was that I had hired a second photographer. Quietly, he captured every moment Wendy tried to ignore — Matthew holding Alex’s hand, their laughter, and their unbreakable bond. He also documented Wendy’s cold reactions, forced smiles, and the way she brushed off Alex’s gentle gestures. During the toast, I raised my glass and said, “Families aren’t edited like photo albums. They come with history, love, and children who simply want to belong.”
Weeks later, I gave Matthew the photo album. As he turned the pages, his smile faded. “She doesn’t love him,” he whispered. That truth changed everything. Their marriage ended soon after, and Matthew and Alex moved into a small, warm home of their own. There, they built blanket forts, shared grilled cheese dinners, and filled every room with laughter. Sometimes, the camera doesn’t lie — it shows you what love truly is.
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