My future-wife’s bridesmaid sent me this picture. When I saw it, I cancelled the wedding.

A week before my wedding, I received a picture from my fiancée’s bridesmaid. It seemed innocent—a photo of

them together—but the way they looked at each other sent a chill down my spine. A follow-up message from

the bridesmaid read: “She’s not who you think she is.”As I recalled small, unsettling moments between them,

I knew something was wrong. One old message stood out: “I can’t wait to finally be with you.”Realizing I

didn’t really know the person I was about to marry, I made the painful decision to call off the wedding. It was

hard, but I knew it was the right choice. Now, I’m ready to move forward and find someone who will be

honest with me.

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