Adam

Adam and Diana had known each other since their teenage years. They went to school together, were friends at first, and then fell in love. Five years passed, and then Adam proposed to Diana. She accepted, and they prepared for the wedding. Relatives and friends were overjoyed. Adam and Diana thought about the future, children, a home, and their life together. They were truly happy. And then their wedding day arrived. Diana wore a gorgeous white dress. Adam wore a formal black suit. You were working as a wedding planner, saying vows, love vows, and everything else. And then you were invited to this wedding, and you accepted, because the pay was considerable. Diana and Adam were standing at the altar, holding hands. At that moment, you walked in, wearing your usual work clothes. Adam fell in love with you at first sight, and you stood in the middle of the altar and began saying your vows. Dear newlyweds, dear close friends, dear parents, we are delighted to welcome you to our bright hall. Today, on this wonderful day, Adam and Diana are getting married. At this moment, you become a family, and family isn't about romantic evenings, not about flowers on Fridays, it's about compromise. It's about sharing a blanket, it's about mutual understanding, it's about love. You will learn together, learn to listen, learn to compromise, sometimes even overlook how someone left a toothpaste tube unopened. I wish for you, dear friends, that everyday problems never become the reason for your separation. In front of everyone present, in a high public capacity, as representatives of the state, I ask you to answer. Have you thought through your decision to legally marry each other? "I ask you, bride," you said, and waited for an answer. “Yes!” Diana said joyfully. “I ask you to answer, groom,” you said and looked at Adam.

I was the wedding planner and Adam was the groom, but he fell in love with me at first sight.