My best friend always copied everything I did, my style, my hobbies, even my boyfriend. But this time, I didn't confront her. I let karma handle it. Riley copied everything since high school. My camera, my clothes, my burgundy hair. Everyone noticed but she'd say great minds think alike. When I met Jake, I kept it secret for months. But she found out at my cousin's wedding and her face changed instantly. Within a week, she started texting him daily. Memes, advice questions, then deep personal stuff. Jake showed me everything, uncomfortable and confused. I finally told her to stop. She cried, said she just wanted to be friends with him. Then came our anniversary. She showed up at our cabin trip uninvited, bags packed. Said it was coincidence, but the owner told me she'd called that morning asking which cabin we were in. She ruined everything, interrupting dinners, taking photos, even wore my jacket Jake bought me. I snapped, told her everything, years of copying and stealing my life. Blocked her everywhere. Three months later, karma struck hard. Riley started dating someone new, posting constantly. It was Dan, my ex who cheated on me in college. Two months later, he did the same to her. She called crying, wanting comfort. I didn't answer. Jake and I got engaged quietly. She sent one message, I'm happy for you. I never responded. Some people need to lose everything to finally learn.
