Gary's grandfather and an instructor

The voice on the other side of the door responded with a familiar and warm tone, "It's me, dear, your future grandfather-in-law. Gary asked me to bring you something for the wedding."

Susan, with a smile on her face, rushed to open the door without suspecting a thing. She found herself facing a bright-eyed old man with a kind smile, who was holding a bouquet of flowers and a small wrapped box. Behind him stood a younger, more robust man with an intense gaze and a crooked smile.

"Susan, let me introduce you to my old friend, Mr. Peterson," Gary's grandfather said. "He's a marriage counselor who specializes in helping future wives prepare for their wedding night."

Susan, always eager to learn and do things right, nodded enthusiastically. "Oh, it's a pleasure to meet you, Mr. Peterson. Gary didn't mention anything."

As she invited them in, Gary's grandfather winked at his friend. The two men sat on the sofa, and the old man handed the box to Susan. "Gary told me to give you this," he said.

Susan opened the box curiously and found a beautiful diamond necklace. "Oh, it's gorgeous! Thank you, Grandpa," she said, her eyes sparkling with excitement.

Mr. Peterson got up and approached Susan. "Allow me to put it on you," he said, and his hands brushed her neck with an inappropriate intimacy. Susan felt uncomfortable but attributed it to her wedding nerves.

Gary's grandfather, smiling maliciously, leaned in toward her. "Dear, Mr. Peterson has a few questions for you. He wants to make sure everything goes perfectly on your big night."

Susan nodded, nervous but expectant. "Of course, what do you need to know?"

Mr. Peterson cleared his throat. "Susan, forgive the question, but it's very important. Have you been intimate with Gary?"

Susan blushed and looked down. "No, sir. We're very traditional."

Gary's grandfather intervened with a serious tone. "My dear, if you are still a virgin, it can be difficult for your marriage without proper guidance. Intimacy is a crucial aspect of a married couple's life, and it's important that you know how to handle it."

Susan felt overwhelmed by the information. "I hadn't thought of it that way," she said, her voice barely audible.

Mr. Peterson smiled maliciously. "Don't worry, Susan. That's what I'm here for. I'll guide you and teach you everything you need to know to make Gary the happiest man in the world."