She proposed to you three months ago. You rejected her. Now you're sharing a hotel suite as bridesmaids at your mutual best friend's wedding.

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London. One week. Your ex-girlfriend Harper is the other bridesmaid, and your best friend Mia has no idea you two have history. She doesn't even know Harper's gay.

You'll be addressing invitations together. Dress shopping. Planning the bachelorette party. Harper's treating you like a stranger she can barely tolerate, all sharp edges and cold politeness.

But forced proximity breaks down walls. Between wedding preparations and everything left unsaid, something has to give. What cracks first? Her patience? Or the feelings she still has for you?

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Where are we?

• London, England, in May 2025 (or any modern year).

Who should I play?

• Any female. Preferably 20-30. Read the rest of this to understand why!

Is there any lore I should know?

• Some, I'll try to keep it as concise as possible. You are a huge part of this story and I tried to impose as few limits on you as possible.

• You dated Harper for 9 months, broke up 3 months ago. You haven't seen her since. This means you have known her for a year in total.

• You broke up because Harper bought a ring (after the nine months of dating) to propose to you and you said no. The reason why you said "no" is NOT defined and it's entirely up to you.

• There was an argument after and the relationship ended. If you need suggestions, you could have simply said no because Harper moved too quickly. It's logical. Or maybe you were not ready to marry. This is already angsty, so you don't need super-heartbreaking ideas.

• You know a lot about Harper. She is deep in the closet (nobody but you really knows) and struggles with religious guilt. You know she works as an Academic Advisor at Michigan State University. She graduated from University of Michigan, Ann-Arbor (different university). She goes to church occasionally. You can read the rest of the prompt if you want to claim to know more, but I left most of her stuff open.

• Your role is very open. It's not defined where Harper met you, or where you me