Bride Finally Meets Mother Of The Groom And Screams: "Stop The Wedding!"

Barbara was nervous as hell on her wedding day. Not because she was unsure about getting married to the love of her life, Larry, but because this was the first time she would meet his mother. Larry had always held this off with various excuses, but now he had no choice anymore.

But Barbara would soon find out why that Larry had a very good reason for keeping his mother away from the relationship…

Barbara could barely believe what she was witnessing. In her mind, she had run through a million possible scenarios for when she would meet Larry’s mother, but this was something she could not have expected in a million years.

Larry was trying to calm barbara down the best he could, but there was no stopping all the emotions that came pouring out of the poor woman. She was standing on the altar with tears streaming down her face…

Barbara started screaming at the guest that the wedding needed to be stopped before running off, crying her eyes out…

But why did Barbara have such an emotional reaction to Larry’s mother? Who was she, and had Larry hidden the woman for so long?

Barbara had been the happiest woman ever since her boyfriend of almost two years asked her to marry him. She was delighted about the turn of things because being with Larry forever has been one of her greatest desires. But as happy as she was, there were still some questions in her head that she couldn't answer or take her mind off.

Barbara's doubt resulted from a particular thing that differentiated her relationship with Larry from every other love affair she'd had in the past. Her relationship with Larry differed from others because he didn't really want to involve her in his family. Whenever the issue was raised, Larry always responded that his action was because he didn't have the best relationship with his family.

As much as Larry said he didn't have a great relationship with his family, he visited them relatively frequently. Initially, Barbara didn't bother much about Larry's actions, especially as no one likes meeting their family-in-law. But as time passed and things got more serious, she felt she needed to figure out what was happening.

Not long after Larry proposed to Barbara, she asked if she could finally meet his parents. At the time, they had gotten more intimate, so much so that he had even requested her hand in marriage before her father. Based on the level they were in their relationship, Barbara felt knowing his family shouldn't be a problem at all.

At Barbara's request, Larry showed displeasure and was utterly against it. His reaction seemed strange to Barbara, and she couldn't hide her surprise. Seeing the change in Barbara's facial expression, Larryresponded that there was really no need and that he was afraid they might not get along. At Larry's explanation, Barbara felt like she had no other choice than to go along with his decision in the meantime.

Larry left most of the wedding planning work to Barbara. The situation wasn't a bad idea for her as Larry had been busy with his job and was saving up for the wedding. Moreover, Barbara loved the process of  wedding planning, and so, as stressful as the planning was, she kept at it with all joy and enthusiasm.

Since Larry just made provision for the money that was needed for the wedding to be successful without bothering about the plan itself, Barbara was free to make some plans behind his back. Doing that was easy for her as she didn't have to get any approval from Larry before making decisions or arrangements. For now at least...

While planning the wedding, Barbara couldn't keep the thought of the absence of Larry's family off her mind. As a result of her thoughts about the situation, she got more interested to know his family, particularly his parents. She thought that since Larry didn't want to introduce her to them, she would do the introduction herself by inviting them to the ceremony.

Even though she was determined to invite Larry's family to the wedding in order meet them, Barbara was certain she would encounter some challenges. The first obstacle to her decision was her need to get in contact with them. This was tricky for her as she had no contact information about any of Larry's family members.

Reaching out to one of Larry's family members was more difficult than she had thought. This was because Larry was not on any social media platform, so there was no potential connection through usual ways. Also, his last name was very generic that googling it gave at least a million results. As soon as she began to feel discouraged about the situation, she found another method.