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She struggled to hold back her tears and the anger rising inside her.

— What are you doing?… This is our wedding, — she whispered, on the verge of breaking down.

The groom just shrugged:

— This is my mother. And she’s more important than anything.

The bride felt something break inside her. And in that moment, she already knew what she would do next… Everyone was shocked by her action 😱😢 Continuation in the first comment 👇👇

The bride felt her hands trembling. Why would he do that? In front of everyone? At such an important moment? She felt humiliated, as if she had been pushed aside.

The guests stood in silence, exchanging glances. A few women covered their mouths with their hands. Someone whispered, “You can’t do that…”

The groom was still holding his mother in his arms and laughing, as if he enjoyed all the attention. He didn’t even look in his wife’s direction.

The bride walked closer, just enough for him to finally notice her. Her voice was quiet, but it made the groom’s smile disappear instantly.

— If you think I’m going to tolerate everything… you’re wrong.

She took off her wedding ring — right there, in front of everyone — and dropped it in the grass.

The guests gasped. The groom froze, as if he only now realized how far he had gone.

— What are you doing?! — he shouted, trying to free his arms, but he couldn’t drop his mother.

— I’m drawing my conclusions, — she said calmly. — If on the very first day of our marriage you place me below everyone else… it will only get worse from here.

She turned around and walked away, leaving everyone stunned.

The groom finally set his mother down and ran after her, but the guests blocked his path. A few women even stepped in front of him, shaking their heads.

— You ruined everything, — one said.

— A real husband doesn’t behave like that, — added another.

And the bride walked away. She understood one thing: it was better to leave now than to spend a lifetime with a man like that.

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