She cheated before the wedding. Then blamed her sober friend.

The bachelorette party was supposed to be simple. Dinner, drinks, photos, a few jokes about married life. Nothing too wild, because the bride’s fiancé was jealous and she had promised him she would keep things respectful. One friend stayed sober that night. She wanted to make sure everyone got home safely. After dinner, the group decided to go dancing. That was when things started to shift. The bride began drinking more. She got louder, flirtier, less careful. At first, the sober friend thought she was just having fun. Then she saw the bride kissing a man who was not her fiancé. Not a quick accidental moment. A real kiss. When the friend pulled her away, the bride got angry. The next morning, instead of thanking her, the bride blamed her. She said the friend should have stopped her sooner. She said because the friend was sober, it was her responsibility to protect her from temptation. The friend was stunned. She had not forced the bride to drink. She had not pushed her toward another man. She had been the only one trying to stop the situation from getting worse. Now the wedding is still coming, and the friend does not know what to do. If she tells the fiancé, she destroys the bride’s life. If she stays quiet, she helps build a marriage on a lie.