My Sister’s Fifth Wedding Changed Everything

Life is often full of unexpected twists and turns, especially when it comes to the search for true love. My family’s experience centered around my younger sister, Mara, is a perfect example of this winding path.

Mara was married five times—yes, that’s not an exaggeration. And every single time, she insisted on having a full, proper wedding ceremony.

At each of these ceremonies, I had a duty to perform: giving the official toast. For the fifth wedding, I was handed the microphone, just like the previous four times. I admit, I used the same heartfelt speech I’d delivered at the four earlier weddings. The words were beautiful, filled with good wishes, and seemed to fit the occasion perfectly. However, I soon found out that this time was different, as the new groom had actually heard it before.

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