Agree to meet her

"Sure, where do you want to meet?"

"How about you pick me up?"

This surprises you as Doe is very proud of her father's Mustang. When he had died when she was four her mother had kept it in the garage. Her mother had given it to her when she got her license to drive, and Doe had saved up for six months to have it repainted pink. "You want me to pick you up?"

"Yes. John, I have a confession I have to make to you, something I've been thinking about the whole week." she says, and you can hear her almost bursting with happiness that she was about to get it off her chest. "I love you. I've always loved you. You were always there for me...and when we shared that magical night last week..."

"Why did you leave me?" You ask, interrupting her.

"I had to think things through. To see how I could get out of this wedding. You know the only reason I accepted his proposal was to make you jealous, right? To make you act. And as it got closer to the date,with you not doing anything. With Hank making more and more restrictions on my movements and you just looking like you were lost in the woods, I started panicking! That...that's why I came over last weekend. I wanted to tell you everything right then and there, but you were so standoffish that..."

"And here I thought you left because you were feeling guilty that you had cheated on him."

"With you? I was cheating on you with him. That's how I felt the next morning anyway. You made me cum like I've never cum before! It was magical! Now, enough of this. Since my father, through his life insurance, paid for this wedding I'm going to marry the man I want to...and John that is you!"

"But I don't have a tux!" You say, not in panic as you always thought it would be.

"That's alright. My mom has my father's tux. Since my father can't walk me down the aisle I can at least marry you wearing his tux. You're about the same size I think."

"And you already asked my father to walk you down the aisle."

"Well, in a lot of ways he's been my father also. And your father and my father were army buddies...it's fitting I think."

"Alright, I'll be right over to pick you up."