I stood at the back of the room during my husband’s funeral, unnoticed and unacknowledged. His family had given my seat to his ex, stared right past me, and acted as if I never existed, despite thirty years of marriage. No mention of me in the program. No recognition of our life together. They erased me on purpose, hoping to humiliate me in front of everyone. But I didn’t react. I didn’t shout. I just watched, knowing something they didn’t: he never trusted them. He made sure I’d be the one holding the final card. When the lawyer opened the will, their smug faces dropped, because I wasn’t just mentioned. I was the main event...