Sara went to be a bridesmaid at Gina’s wedding. She watched Gina marry her fiancé Derek. They looked so happy. Lindsey was depressed because her ex-fiance Rob left her at the altar. She wondered if she would ever find someone. She searched the wedding party for any cute guys. None of them struck her fancy. The ceremony then ended and she went to the reception. At Sara’s table, there was a handsome man. His name was Billy. Billy said, “Hello, what’s your name.” “My name is Sara”, she said. “What’s yours?” Then they talked, and lived happily ever after.
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