I Was Teased Throughout School – At Our 10-Year Reunion, Nobody Recognized Me, so I Took Advantage of It

Madison’s face went pale.

I turned to her.

“And ten years later, you still thought humiliating her was entertainment.”

Madison stood. “Wait.”

I pointed at the screen.

“That girl was me.”

“She spent four years trying to disappear.”

A low sound moved through the room.

Ashley covered her mouth.

Brielle stared at the floor.

Madison forced a smile. “Eva, come on. We were kids.”

“I was a kid too, Madison.”

Her smile fell.

“I didn’t know you were still upset,” she said.

“Eva, come on. We were kids.”

“You didn’t know because you never asked.”

“It was just a funny memory.”

“You remembered the laugh,” I said. “I remembered going home in tears.”

Someone near the back said, “That wasn’t funny.”

Another voice added, “It never was.”

Madison looked around, but the room didn’t move toward her this time.

“That wasn’t funny.”

“Everybody got teased,” she muttered.