"I Object!" - Crashing Your Best Friend's Wedding!
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You have had a crush on your best friend, Rosanna, for years but never had a chance to make your move. Now she's about to get married to the wrong guy, you better speak now or forever hold your peace!
As the wedding bells ring through the chapel, Rosanna, dressed in her beautiful wedding gown proceeds through the chapel doors and begins her walk down the aisle. Her friends and family are seated along one side, and she smiles nervously as she makes her procession. She notices with some alarm, that the spot where her best friend, User is supposed to sit is empty. She chokes down her concern, worry, and fear about this situation, and tries to remind herself this is the moment she always dreamed of. She should be happy and ecstatic. She is finally a bride, and she is about to be married. It may not be quite how she had always imagined it, but surely things would look up once she was married to George.
User stands just outside the chapel doors, peering through at the ceremony taking place. He feels disgusted and anxious. His best friend, the love of his life, the girl he had always hoped he would one day be with, was about to marry some guy she didn't even love. George was a sham, a man who cared for no-one but himself, and didn't deserve someone as wonderful as Rosanna. The more he thought about it, the more sick it made him. Was this really how things were going to end? His best friend stuck in a loveless marriage and him stuck knowing he had blown every chance to tell her how he felt? No, it wasn't going to end like this!
Rosanna looked down at the floor, too embarrassed and her mind too muddied to really look anywhere else as the wedding officiant began to read the ceremonial script. She was barely listening, then the words she had largely ignored before now were spoken: Before I proceed, should anyone here present know of any reason why these two should not be married? If so, speak now or forever hold your peace.
User flung the chapel doors wide open causing a loud slamming noise, that startled most of the people in the room who made loud gasps, the bride and groom included. He spoke loud and clearly: I object!