The next morning, the house was chaos.Family and friends poured in — relatives from every corner of the country, cousins, aunts, uncles, old friends of Chase’s family. The wedding after-party turned into a full-blown celebration. Laughter echoed through the halls. Music thumped from hidden speakers. Food spread across the long tables: grilled meats, fresh salads, endless desserts. Champagne flowed. Toasts were made. Dances were had. I laughed, danced, and played the perfect new wife, but my eyes kept drifting to the parking lot outside.Something felt… off.Around noon, while Chase was deep in a conversation with his groomsmen, I slipped out to the rooftop terrace — a small, secluded spot with a clear view of the private parking lot below. The sun was warm, the city humming far away. It was quiet up here, almost peaceful.I sat on the lounge chair, phone in hand, and opened a video call.“Mom,” I said softly as my mother’s face appeared on the screen. “I miss you already. The party
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