“I, state your name…”
“I…”
“I…”
“Give you this ring…”
“Give you this ring…”
“And wear it with love and joy.”
“And wear it with love and joy.”
“I choose you as my lawfully wedded wife…”
“I choose you as my lawfully wedded husband…”
“To have and to hold you from this day forward…”
“To have and to hold youfrom this day forward…”
“For better or worse…”
“For better or worse…”
“For richer or poorer…”
“For richer or poorer…”
“In sickness and in health.”
“In sickness and in health.”
“I will love and cherish you…”
“I will love and cherish you…”
“Till death do us part.”
“Till death do us part.”
Here is the present part of the story: The wedding. Obviously, you know they will end up together, but you do not know how they ended up. Hence, you do not know their story yet.
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This is where they met: In the music store. The girl was looking for a piano piece, and the guy was inside as well.
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Oh wait; this is not the start of the story.
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Romance“Do you know how it feels to have something you don’t like, but you have no choice but to have it?” Meet Diana Rogers, a local pianist from an orchestra in Minneapolis. Her story is like a twister of challenges. Because of this, she will meet a guy...
