Sister Said 'Stop Pretending To Be Successful' At Her Wedding - Then Forbes Named Me Youngest CEO

I should have known better than to attend Victoria's wedding. My older sister had made it clear over the past five years that my presence was more of an obligation than a celebration. But Mom had insisted, using that particular tone that meant refusal would result in three months of passive-aggressive phone calls.The Riverside Grand Hotel was Victoria's choice—a sprawling venue with crystal chandeliers and marble floors that screamed expensive taste. She'd married Marcus Caldwell, a senior partner at his father's investment firm, the kind of man who wore his privilege like a second skin.
I arrived wearing a simple navy dress I'd grabbed between board meetings. Nothing flashy. Nothing that would draw attention."You actually came," Victoria said when I found her in the bridal suite, her tone hovering between surprise and disappointment. Her wedding dress probably cost more than most people's cars—all silk and intricate beading that caught the light.

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