Falling in love and getting ready for a wedding should be some of the happiest times in life, but for Harper, those dreams were ruined just days before the big day. She overheard a conversation that revealed a terrible secret about her fiancé, leaving her no choice but to cancel the wedding. Now, she’s asking us for advice.
Here is Harper’s letter:
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