Bethany stood outside the church, dressed in white, staring at Larry with a soft smile. For the first time in years, they looked like the couple they had once been.

But neither of them knew that someone else was about to see those photographs.

And when Shara found out, everything would change.

EXT. CHURCH – DAY

I still can’t believe we’re actually doing this.

Bethany looks at the church doors, then back at Larry.

Neither can I.

We have spent so much time remembering what went wrong.

She takes a slow breath.

Maybe today we should remember what was right.

Larry looks at her quietly.

You really think we can do that?

I don’t know.

She smiles faintly.

But I want to try.

A gentle silence settles between them.

Bethany reaches for Larry’s hand.

We’re getting back together, Larry.

Larry’s expression changes. For a moment, the years between them seem to disappear.

You mean that?

I do.

She squeezes his hand.

And I don’t want this moment to disappear like everything else did.

So what do you want to do?

Bethany looks toward the church.

Let’s go inside.

Let’s make it feel like our wedding day again.

A wedding?

Not a real wedding.

She shakes her head.

Just the feeling of one.

We can take pictures. We can stand where we stood before. We can remember how happy we were before everything became complicated.

I think I’d like that.

INT. CHURCH – LATER

The church is quiet.

Sunlight streams through the stained-glass windows, painting soft colors across the floor.

Bethany walks down the aisle. For a moment, she looks exactly like a bride again.

Larry waits at the front.

Their eyes meet.

You look beautiful.

You looked nervous the first time.

I was nervous.

You were shaking.

I thought you were going to change your mind.

I didn’t.

A photographer raises his camera.

Perfect. Stay right there.

They smile.

The photographer asks them to walk slowly down the aisle together.

Bethany slips her arm through Larry’s.

They walk.

For a few seconds, there is no past. No arguments. No broken promises. Only the two of them.

Do you remember this?

Every second.

I wish we could go back.

Maybe we don’t have to.

Bethany looks into his eyes.

Neither says anything.

EXT. CHURCH STEPS – AFTERNOON

Bethany and Larry stand outside.

The photographer takes several more pictures.

They laugh together.

Bethany fixes Larry’s jacket.

Your collar is crooked.

You used to say that every morning.

Because you never learned.

Larry laughs.

This feels strange.

Bad strange?

No.

She pauses.

Good strange.

Then maybe this is where we start.

Maybe.

This photograph captures them holding hands.

Neither notices the car parked across the street.

Inside the car, someone watches them.

INT. BROOKE’S HOUSE – EVENING

Brooke sits on the couch, scrolling through her phone.

Her expression suddenly changes.

She has just received a message.

A photograph.

Bethany and Larry.

Dressed as if they are celebrating their wedding all over again.

What is this?

She zooms in.

Another photograph arrives.

Bethany smiling at Larry.

Brooke immediately calls Shara.

INT. SHARA’S HOUSE – CONTINUOUS

Shara answers.

Brooke? What’s wrong?

You need to sit down.

Shara straightens.

Why?

It’s about Bethany.

What did she do?

She’s with Larry.

I know she’s with Larry. What’s the problem?

No, Shara.

Brooke takes a breath.

They’re at the church.

The church?

Yes. They’re dressed like they are getting married.

Shara becomes still.