After that we headed down to the chalet in the groom's friend car, he introduce himself as ... can't remember..oh well. Let's name him guy A. At first I was quite surprise to see that he controls the music in his car using his Apple ipod but after much thought I realise I was quite 'sua ku'. His grey Mitsubishi Lancer was quite new and seeing that it's a manual-controlled car, speeding must be of interest to him. He flatter Mar and me during the trip and we subsequently found out that he was quite a 'sweet-talker'.

He was the only guy who talk to us alot, trying to draw us towards the crowd. After our conversation, we found out that he was an air steward...anyway that wasn't the point...as the bride pull us away she told us to beware of him as he was kind of a flirt...anyway that wasn't also the point. Who cares whether he was a flirt or not but then we soon to realise that guy A and his bunch of friends were up to no good.

I also don't want to put it down here in details just that his despicable actions lead to a cheerless bride. So all the while me and Mar were upstairs to accompany the bride while the groom was attending to his friends. We chatted and pour our hearts out to one another in hope to find some consolation...

When it was time to go, guy A offered to send us home but we decline his kind intentions. In order to get a cab, we took his car out to the east coast Mc. We had a conversation in the car but we didn't respond much as we were kinda wary of him after hearing what kind of person he was...

Guy A: So how long have you all known the bride?

Mar: Few months...

Guy A: Huh...fews months only...( he sound kinda shock...don't know what's his hooha all abt)

Guy A: So what did you all talk upstairs for so long?

Silent...while I was also trying not to respond to much...

Me: Office work lor...stuff...we girls got alot to talk about....

Guy A: Bitching right...bitch about the office people..that's what you girls do...

At this point of time, my mind was in whirl, couldn't really absorb what he was implying. When I thought about it through at home, I realised that he was some sort, in one way or another saying that we bitch about them just now...

Is it true or am I trying to make matters worst. I don't know. All I know is that what's most important now is the bride's happiness. I hope that these people will never ever again be her barrier, blocking her from persuing her own happiness. I wish her well and may she live blissfully forever with her loving hubby...