Lady Finds Her Late Granny’s Diary and Cancels Upcoming Wedding after Reading It – Daily Drama

Growing up, Linda always dreamed of having a fairytale wedding and living like a princess. Later in life, she needed to make an important choice that would determine her future for better or worse.

When Linda was young, she loved princess movies. She even had a collection of princess dolls and would dress like a princess whenever she could. She would often dream of finding her “Prince Charming” and living a lavish lifestyle.

Her parents and grandparents realized they might have spoilt her a bit. But since she was a kind girl, they didn’t mind much. “I’m going to have a big, fancy wedding. I’m going to have the prettiest dress ever,” Linda told her mother.

Linda loved to play make-believe and often spent hours imagining all of the expensive clothes and jewelry that she would buy once she was older. In the first grade, she became close friends with a boy named Dylan. Dylan was a young, enthusiastic kid who also had an active imagination.

He would play the role of the prince in Linda’s make-believe plays. Dylan came from a slightly more humble background, but he and Linda always attended the same school and shared classes. In high school, Dylan realized he liked Linda and hoped to be more than friends.

One day after school, Linda was telling Dylan about the life that she wished to live. Even though he didn’t want to ruin the friendship, Dylan decided to hint at his feelings. “Maybe we could get married someday…” He suggested nervously.

Linda burst out laughing and replied, “No way! You’re so funny, Dylan.” Dylan faked a chuckle and pretended as though he was joking. Deep down, he was sincere, and it hurt him to know that he might not have a chance with Linda.

But he didn’t want to lose her as a friend and decided that he would remain friends, as he just wanted to spend time with her. A few years later, Linda and Dylan graduated high school. Linda’s family hosted a graduation party and invited friends and family to join in the celebration.

Linda’s grandmother, Rachel, and grandfather, Denzil, were both in attendance to congratulate her. Linda was close to Rachel growing up. Grandma Rachel would often babysit Linda when her parents were away. She would often share stories about her life and show Linda pictures of her and Grandpa Denzil in old photo albums.

She would smile as she reminisced about their relationship. “Wow, so you’re like a real-life princess,” Linda once told Rachel. At her graduation party, Linda was once again reminded of how much she appreciated her grandparents’ love story.

She hoped that one day, a wealthy man would fall for her and treat her with the same affection. Years later, when Linda turned 25, she began to wonder if she would find true love. She owned a wedding planning company and would often see newlyweds share their special day and wonder when the...