Left at the altar minutes before her wedding, a bride turns the humiliation around by marrying someone else on the spot. As her former fiancé watches his mistake unfold, regret and jealousy push him to try to win her back — but she is determined to build a new life on her own terms.
Claire, something's wrong with Olivia. She's having a breakdown in the next The ceremony's about to start. I have to go over there. Our wedding starts in ten minutes. I know. Just ask the host to push it back a little. I'll be right back.
You're going to be with another woman ten minutes before our wedding? Claire, don't put it like that. She needs me right now. What about me? Can you not make a scene right now?
Suddenly, I remembered so many moments over these seven years. When Olivia got her heart broken, he'd left me to be with her. When Olivia got drunk, he'd gone to pick her up in the middle of the night. When Olivia had anxiety attacks, he'd said no one could calm her down but him.
And I was always the one who had to be understanding, who had to let it go. Daniel, if you walk out that door today, we're done. Claire, is this really necessary? Yes, it is.
I'm just going to help out. She really can't be alone today. I need you today, too. And at my wedding, you chose someone else. She'd been outside with my father this whole time Dad's condition had worsened suddenly last night
The doctor scheduled his surgery before noon He'd refused to go to the hospital, pushing through just to watch me walk down the aisle Daniel, you can't leave