Man Reunites with Old Flame at High School Reunion, Finds Out He's the One That Broke Her Heart After Years of Believing He Cheated

Welcome, internet-surfin' sisters. Have you ever seen the old 1950s Japanese film Rashomon by Akira Kurozawa? The film visits a particular dramatic event three times from the perspective of a different person; each one has a different version of the event that took place. The audience never gets a clear answer concerning what happened or who was lying, and the moral is that ultimately, truth is relative. The film sparked the popularization of the plot device called The Rashomon Effect, wherein multiple characters provide conflicting narratives of the same event, such as in Hoodwinked (2005), Clue, (1985) and Knives Out (2019).

Memory in the real world is just as fickle; I'm sure we have all attempted to reminisce with old friends about some high school tomfoolery - only to be corrected by someone who was sure that it happened differently. In our story today, a man who has felt strongly in his convictions against his high school sweetheart for decades finally gets the chance to confront her at their high school reunion. However, instead of apologizing for her misdeeds, she shares her side of the story, and when he does not believe her, she pulls out physical receipts. Get all the juicy details below.