Mommy’s Girl by Tiffany Kim
My parents’ eyes lock on me the minute I enter the reception hall. A few other head turns and lingering looks shoot my way, undoubtedly due to the show-stopping quality of my dress. Mom picked it out for me at the department store a few weeks ago. I remember struggling to conceal my disgust when a pink, frilly monstrosity you’d think she’d stolen from the closet of a pompous toddler came out of the shopping bag.