No Homecoming

After serving five years in prison for her brother, she was released and arrived at a hotel, supposedly for a welcome-home celebration. Instead, it turned out to be her brother's and wife's wedding venue.

Just as I thought the venue had made a mistake, my brother handed me a suit.

I was overjoyed, thinking this was a surprise planned by my wife and brother.

Putting on the suit, I discovered, to my shock, that the groom was actually my brother.

"Thank you all for attending Serenity's and my wedding. Serenity and I will certainly grow old together."

Everyone offered their congratulations, wishing them a lifetime of happiness.

I wanted to angrily confront them, but my parents held me back.

Afterwards, my wife and brother explained to me:

"You just got out of jail and have a criminal record. We're only getting married for the kids' sake. It's a fake marriage. But in public, you can only call Serenity your sister-in-law."

The next day, they were inseparable, even going on a honeymoon.

Regaining my composure, I contacted their sworn enemy. "Alright, I accept. I'm in."