Philip was agonizing over his breakup with Samantha. She was not much younger than him and they had real love. That’s the kind of thing you see in movies, and on a subconscious level, all the viewers already know that there will be a happy ending. But their relationship turned out differently – they grew up, broke up, and split up. Samantha was wonderful alone, and Philip suffered. His suffering only increased when he and Samantha seemed to reconcile, decided to be friends, and while he was living in hope of resurrecting their relationship, his ex-girlfriend sent him an invitation to her wedding.
Philip didn’t want to go, and his mother kept insisting that he had to go – to rub someone else’s bride’s nose in it.
– How am I going to get it up when I’m all alone? – the boy sighed languidly.
– Who said you were going alone? Jessica works at the salon with me. She’s such a nice girl, very pretty-the clients are always staring at her. I’ll ask her to go with you, she’s a nice girl, she won’t say no.
Jessica really didn’t mind going to the wedding with her colleague’s son. It was an interesting experience, and Philip turned out to be a very interesting guy. He made her laugh and they were very comfortable together. Samantha, of course, did not expect at all that the prettiest couple at the wedding would not be her and her husband, but her ex and his new girlfriend. Jessica was so attractive that everyone couldn’t take their eyes off her. The night after the wedding for her and Philip ended with a romantic date and slow dance, and just a month later, her mother found out that her son and her coworker were really dating.
– What a way to go out on a wedding,” she couldn’t be happy, “what an unintentional pandering!
