He Demanded I Prove My Worth, So I Walked Away

At the bridal shower, my fiancé's childhood best friend took one look at me and decided I was a gold digger. "To get a ring on your finger that fast, you must be very good at proving your worth." My fiancé pulled her aside, then came back to smooth things over. "She's just blunt. Don't take it personally." So in his eyes, humiliating me was just being blunt.

I heard her using me as a case study for someone else. "The jewelry, the designer labels… it doesn't line up with her known income." "If I were him, I'd be careful not to marry a gold digger."

I glanced down at my car key and almost laughed. I had no interest in explaining whose car it was, and even less in proving I was worthy of anyone. I took out my phone and instructed my lawyer to halt the prenup draft immediately. "Add a clause for public defamation." "Before I sign anything, I want to see exactly whose side he's on."