Woman arranges brutal surprise for friend cheating with fiancé: 'I used his card'
A woman who recently discovered her best friend cheated with her fiancé has arranged to give the woman an extra special gift.
The plan has been shared on TikTok by Liv Portio (@livportio), a jewellery designer who has become known for sharing unique orders from women who have been cheated upon.
This customer placed an order with Portio, writing, "Liv. Just found out my fiancé is cheated on me with my BEST FRIEND. Her bday is on July 11th & I'm giving this to her in front of EVERYONE."
The woman placed an order with jewellery designer Liv Portio. TikTok
The woman then assures Portio, the CEO of DBL Jewellery, that she had paid for the gift with her fiancé's card.
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Portio then shares a photo of the necklace design the woman had ordered with her friend's name, Valentina, written on it.
While it looks innocent enough at first, it's when Valentina turns it over that she'll realise the true meaning behind the gift.
It's when Valentina turns it over that she'll realise the true meaning behind the gift. TikTok
On the back it reads: "Have my leftovers."
Along with this necklace, the woman has purchased one with a snake charm and one with an 'evil eye'.
One TikTok follower suggested the snake charm was "too beautiful" for the cheating friend.
On the back, the necklace it reads: 'Have my leftovers.' TikTok
"Aww that's so sad but tbh that snake doesn't need that necklace," they write. "It's too beautiful."
"Is it wrong of me to wanna see how it played out like imagine their faces," says another.
One TikTok followers says they "are dying" over the inclusion of the phrase 'Have my leftovers'.
Along with this necklace the woman has included one with a snake charm and one with an 'evil eye'. TikTok
"Am I the only one who wishes to see the necklace be given to that best friend?" writes another.
One person suggests only giving the friend the necklace with the name charm, while another says it is "bad luck to buy your own evil eye" — although it could be argued this woman has already suffered enough bad luck and is probably safe.
