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Woman refuses to lend stepsister her wedding dress after her's doesn't arrive in time, internet is suspicious of stepsister's ulterior motive: ‘I don't think she bought a dress’
Wedding dresses are sentimental and expensive. You can walk into any bridal shop and and spend at least two thousand dollars simply by breathing the same air as the dresses (kidding). You get what I'm trying to say, though. The bridal industry makes millions off of desperate brides who are searching high and low to find that special garment. Can you blame them? Your wedding day is a once in a lifetime experience, and you should feel like the dress you picked is one of a kind.
That's exactly why the woman in this next story refuses to lend her wedding dress to her stepsister, who she has never seen eye-to-eye with when they were growing up. Her stepsister calls her one day in a frenzy, expressing that the very secret dress she ordered for her wedding has not arrived yet and probably won't arrive before her big day, the day after Christmas. The woman declines her plea and her family is split as a result. Commenters believe her stepsister never ordered the dress to begin with—what do you think? Scroll to read.