by Rachael Warren
The dress I was wearing was far too uncomfortable for that amount of standing around and my feet were so crammed into my heels that I was pretty sure I had lost circulation. Everyone else had become restless; fidgeting around in their seats and exchanging whispers with one another while trying to not make it too obvious when they looked in my direction. After an hour had passed, I kicked off my heels and gracelessly plonked myself onto the nearest chair. It wasn't long before someone handed me a phone. I swept the veil off my face to answer the call. He's not coming, the voice on the other end said, his wife won't let him.
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Rachael Warren is 20 years old and studying Creative Writing with English Language at the University of Chester.