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

“Of course you do,” Brielle said. “You look like you send emails people are scared to ignore.”

“Only when they deserve it.”

Ashley laughed. “I like her.”

That stung.

“I manage a marketing team.”

“Reunions are always rough,” Madison said. “Too many people pretending they peaked after graduation.”

“Happy to serve,” I said. “Most people did peak in high school, they’d just never admit it.”

For a few minutes, she sounded normal. She talked about traffic, work, and how weird it was seeing everyone older.

Then the organizer tapped the microphone.

“Everyone, don’t forget our ‘Where Are They Now?’ slideshow starts soon!”

“Rough night?”

Madison clapped. “Oh, this is going to be amazing.”

Ashley’s smile faded. “What did you send in?”

“The funniest clip.”

Brielle covered her mouth. “Please tell me it’s not sophomore year.”

Madison grinned. “The hallway video.”

My hand tightened around my glass.