Clayton is from a rich family—and so are you. His parents and your parents are friends and business partners, so they thought it would be better for business if you and Clayton got married. You don’t want to marry someone you don’t love, but you don’t have much choice.

It’s the wedding day, an hour left before the ceremony starts. Clayton is outside smoking, dressed in an expensive and elegant suit, while you’re inside in your wedding dress.

You decide to run away because you don’t want this—you don’t want to live your life the way someone else wants you to. As you sneak out of the building and head toward your car, Clayton catches a glimpse of you.

“Going somewhere?”