Her Wedding’s In A Week And Some Girl Just Confessed To Her Fiancé That She’s In Love With Him
In a week, this 24-year-old woman is set to marry her high school sweetheart. She’s had a crush on her fiancé since they were back in elementary school, and she can’t believe she’s about to get hitched to him now.
This is a dream come true for her, and her wedding is going to be picture-perfect, too.
“We’re getting married at this absolutely gorgeous castle venue in the PNW, and it’s peak fall weather right now where it’s just cold enough, and the leaves are changing colors, and it looks like a Gilmore Girls episode outside,” she explained.
“I have this beautiful wedding dress that actually brought me and my mom to tears when I tried it on; all my beloved family and friends are in town to help prep for the big day, and again, I’m marrying the guy I’ve wanted to be with since I was a kid.”
“Everything is as perfect as perfect can be for me, but I can’t be happy and enjoy this next week because I just heard the most insane thing from my husband-to-be.”
Many people have been messaging the two of them out of the blue to offer congratulations on their engagement and upcoming wedding day.
So when a girl they went to elementary school and high school with sent her fiancé a congratulations note, she didn’t find it concerning.
She wasn’t ever best friends with this girl, but they shared a lot of the same friends. In her sophomore year of high school, she moved to a new town and school and lost touch with many of her friends.
This girl asked her fiancé how he was doing and continued on chatting, even though she wasn’t the closest with her fiancé either.
Jonathan Borba – stock.adobe.com – illustrative purposes only, not the actual people
Her fiancé is kind and has always been super popular, so people gravitate to him and enjoy speaking with him.
“She then drops a message that said she was disappointed about not getting invited to the wedding despite how close we all were in school,” she said.
“Again, we were never close in school. We saw each other on the playground and at lunches in later years, but we never hung out in the same group. My fiancé kind of brushed it off and apologized and told her we had very limited seating (which is true).”
“She then doesn’t respond for a few hours, and he thinks that’s the end of everything, but last night, he got this huge paragraph from her basically saying she’s been in love with him for years and how she wanted to confess to him in high school, but I got in the way.”
Her fiancé showed her the messages, and their jaws hit the floor. They were both quite surprised that this girl has been in love with him but never said anything.
This girl kept on messaging her fiancé, attempting to get him to meet with her in person so she can speak to him.
She asked her fiancé to block the girl, and she almost sent her a scathing message, but her fiancé told her to stop.
He mentioned that he’s not interested in meeting up with this girl, but he thinks it’s mean to block her without a response.
She was so mad she went to bed, but not before questioning her fiancé about if he was ever romantic with this girl (he promised that’s a no).
A few hours later, her fiancé informed her that he messaged the girl back, outlining that he’s “flattered” but not in love with her and cannot meet up with her.
Instead of accepting that, this girl turned to lying about her and saying she bullied her and he should be with a better woman.
The thing is, she never bullied this girl at all and has no idea what she’s trying to do except steal her man and drive a wedge between them in the process.
This girl has sent her fiancé more messages trying to get her fiancé not to marry her, so she’s absolutely furious.
“She also never told me about how she had feelings for my fiancé,” she continued. “He and I started dating a couple of months after I moved schools. She had plenty of time to talk with him and tell him how she felt with me “out of the way.”
“I understand the heartache she must be going through if she’s really been in love with my fiancé all this time, but that doesn’t give her the right to just spring this on him so close to the wedding day and expect him to just run off with her.”
“I want to so badly send her a message and ask her why she’s telling lies about me, but I also just want to move on and forget this ever happened.”
What advice do you have for her?
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