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As Karina expected to coax a bit more out of Wilfred through the cracked door, he suddenly teamed up with his groomsmen, and together they pushed hard, forcing their way inside.

Even though it hadn't been long since they last saw each other, seeing him now in this setting felt completely different.

Dressed to the nines, holding a bouquet, and surrounded by a crowd cheering him on, Wilfred took one step at a time toward her. Karina's heart began to race.

Yvette stepped forward, blocking Wilfred's path with a playful smirk. "You think you can take our Karina this easily? Not a chance!"

With a snap of her fingers, the bridesmaids joined her, speaking in unison, "After you're married, who controls the finances?"

Wilfred glanced at Karina and confidently replied, "My wife does!"

The bridesmaids continued, "And who gets the final say at home?"

"Her, of course!"

Laughter filled the room, but the questions kept coming.

"Who's doing the housework?"

"I will!"

Wilfred answering question after question

Yvette beamed

stepped aside to let Wilfred take one step closer, only to block him again. With a mischievous twinkle in her eye, she said, "But words alone aren't enough. What if you go back on your promises? We

bridesmaids brought out a long table from nowhere. On it sat a

was filled with written promises, leaving a blank space in the bottom

hand, pressing it into the red ink and then onto the papers, one after another. Their speed left Wilfred no time to even glance at the contents. He could only catch glimpses of

reached the final sheet, something seemed

this?" Wilfred asked

bridesmaids said nothing, increasing the pressure on his hand to stamp

a fist as he turned to Yvette. "This was

it?"

Yvette chuckled before speaking

a mischievous grin, "It's a contract promising doubled year-end bonuses. What do you all think? Should the director put

in laughter. Even Wilfred's own groomsmen turned against him, joining

grabbing his hand to

*

a ruckus in the bridal suite, it felt like it

the fear of delaying the wedding ceremony, Karina thought they might have