“MY SISTER HAS HER DREAM WEDDING IN ONE MONTH” THE STORY HAS A SHOCKING END
A recent story titled “My sister is having her dream wedding in a month, she won’t invite me if I bring my boyfriend of five years” has left Reddit users disgusted by the nasty family drama.
Internet users often share their stories with other users via Reddit and TikTok. The story we are talking about today went viral on TikTok. The four-part family drama, in which two sisters get into an incredible mess because of one of their weddings, has been a topic of conversation on the platform.
Sister urges OP to walk down the aisle with her BIL
The OP has a boyfriend who she has been with for five years. Her sister, who is about to get married, has a fiancé who she has been with for two years. The sister continues to insist that the OP can’t bring her boyfriend to the wedding.
She also wants the OP to walk down the aisle with her brother-in-law. The problem here is that the brother-in-law in question behaved inappropriately towards her at the first meeting.
She says her sister tricked her into going on a double date with her fiancé and her brother-in-law. The fiancée’s brother kept making “bloody, inappropriate advances” at the OP during the date, even though he knew she was uncomfortable and that she had a boyfriend.
He even touched her inappropriately when she entered the lady’s room. The OP’s boyfriend also noticed the brother’s inappropriate behavior toward her at her sister’s engagement party.
However, the OP’s sister wants her to walk down the aisle at her wedding to her brother-in-law. Her sister insists that this is what her fiancé wants. She believes that the OP’s rejection of her fiancé’s wishes could ruin her wedding.
The OP rejected the suggestion and her other siblings – a twin sister and two brothers – supported her decision.
The story “My sister is celebrating her dream wedding” becomes chaotic
The OP brings up the matter during a family dinner and also reveals the brother-in-law’s inappropriate touching.
The sister then threatens her not to bring her boyfriend to the wedding or she will lose her position as a bridesmaid. The OP’s boyfriend feels hurt by all of this, but still urges his girlfriend to go to the wedding without him.
The sister insists on getting her way, even though the OP has expressed her fears of being attacked again if she agrees to go with the brother-in-law. When things go wrong, the two ladies get into a physical argument, which results in the sister getting a black eye right before her bachelorette party.
The OP, her boyfriend, and her siblings skip the party and go clubbing instead. The sister later tells her mother that if she apologized, she would allow the OP to leave with one of her own brothers.
What happened at the wedding?
***WARNING: Mention of suicide in advance***
The OP reveals how her sister had expressed jealousy over her loving relationship with her boyfriend in the past. The OP had also been urging her sister to get therapy for years, but she ignored her. Then she finds out before the wedding that it was her sister who egged on her fiancé and his brother.
She had told them that the brother-in-law was her sister’s guy and that the OP wasn’t in a serious relationship, even though she had been with her boyfriend for three years at that point.
The poster finally decides to show up to the wedding with her boyfriend. The two walk hand in hand and make love to each other while the sister, fiancé and creepy brother-in-law look on.
However, sometime after the wedding, the OP finds out that the brother-in-law had ended his life and put her name on his final note.
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