I Funded the Ancestral Hall, but Records Named Another Wife

I paid five hundred thousand to restore my husband's family chapel, and on the day it opened, my seat was with the outside guests.

My husband, Anthony James, stood at the front of the family women, leading his childhood friend Serena and her son through the rites for the ancestors.

The family elder read the newly revised records aloud for everyone to hear.

Anthony's wife was Serena. The named heir was Serena's son.

Six months ago he had promised me, clear as day, that once the chapel was finished he would add my name to the family records.