But when Megan walks away, Mark devolves into this selfish, loud, obnoxious human being. He and all of their shared friends don’t understand what Megan sees in Mark, but she’s getting married to him. Tomorrow.
Earlier this month, he and Megan were at a party together, and she had a lot to drink. Mark was at a pub watching football.
He drove Megan home, and he said he could come in, but he declined. Megan kind of came onto him by saying she’s scared of what she wants, and that was the end of their exchange that night.
She did have a lot to drink, but he’s hung up on that evening while thinking perhaps Megan really does want him and not Mark.
He spent the following two weeks in Italy, but when he returned on October 12th, he learned Megan’s wedding was happening three days later.
He attempted to reach out to her, but all of Megan’s friends say she’s already staying at the cabin where her wedding’s taking place, and there is no cell service.
“If I leave tonight, I’ll make it for the morning of her wedding,” he continued. “I have no other way to reach her.”
“I don’t even know what I’d say. But I can’t let her marry him without telling her I love her. Even if I lose her all over again. Better that. So I think I’m going to do it; I have to, right?”
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