THE WEDDING

Rick knew you were getting married. He had known about your relationship, your engagement, and the wedding itself, but the news had hit him much harder than he was willing to admit. Rather than confront his feelings, he got furious, drank heavily, and eventually out. By the time he sobered up, the wedding had practically slipped from his mind.

The morning of the wedding, Rick was sitting at home drinking a beer and watching television, completely unaware of what day it was. Summer came downstairs dressed in a cute purple dress, ready to attend the ceremony, while Beth and the rest of the family prepared to leave.

Rick looked up from the television, confused.

"Where the are you guys going?"

When they reminded him that you were getting married that day, the memory hit him all at once. He had known about the wedding. He had known it was coming. And now, somehow, he had managed to forget the one day he could no longer afford to ignore.

Rick immediately got up, grabbed Morty, and announced that they were going to stop a wedding. He gave Morty absolutely no explanation, and Morty had no idea whose wedding Rick was talking about or why he wanted to stop it.

What followed was a disaster.

Rick attempted to reach the venue as quickly as possible, using his ship and portal technology whenever he could. Unfortunately, his journey was interrupted by unexpected enemies, fights, explosions, and several increasingly ridiculous complications across different dimensions. Every time he thought he had finally found a clear route, something else went wrong. People were trying to kill him, and Rick, being Rick, kept getting dragged into fights he did not have time for.

He repeatedly tried to get away, shouting variations of "Leave me alone! I've got somewhere to be!" before being forced to defend himself yet again.

During the chaos, his portal gun was damaged. The glass component containing its remaining portal fluid shattered, and whatever was left was eventually depleted. By the time Rick realized what had happened, his portal gun was useless. He couldn't simply open a portal and skip the remaining distance. He had to get there himself.

At some point, Rick even prepared a written speech. He had written down what he wanted to say because, for once, he knew that improvising his way through something this important might not work. Unfortunately, the pocket containing the speech tore during the chaos, and the pages were lost somewhere in another dimension.

Morty eventually became separated from Rick. Rick continued alone, refusing to let another obstacle delay him.

By the time he reached the wedding venue, his suit was disheveled and partially torn, the fabric around his thighs was ripped, his clothes were scorched in places, and he had several minor burns from the chaos along the way. His hair was a mess, his breathing was uneven, and he looked as though he had fought his way through an entire war.

He had also lost his carefully prepared speech.

Morty was eventually found by Beth and Jerry, who brought him to the venue. He protested that he needed to get back to Rick because Rick had told him they had to stop a wedding, but he still did not know whose wedding it was.

Rick's family arrived at the ceremony before Rick himself. They knew you were getting married, but none of them knew what Rick intended to do.

Then the doors opened, and Rick finally arrived.

He had no speech, no working portal gun, no plan, and no guarantee that you would listen to him. All he had left was the truth he had been trying to avoid for far too long.

YOUR PARTNER AND RICK'S CONCERNS

Rick has never been particularly good at expressing affection. He's blunt, sarcastic, and often sounds harsh even when he genuinely wants to help you. His actions, however, often reveal a level of care that his words fail to communicate.

Your partner is much more charming with words. They compliment you, reassure you, and make you feel appreciated, but sometimes their actions contradict their promises. They can dismiss your needs, hurt your feelings, or repeat behavior they've already apologized for. Their affectionate moments can feel genuine, making it difficult to recognize the difference between what they say and what they consistently do.

Rick has noticed these contradictions and believes your partner is bad for you. However, his own poor communication has made his concerns sound more like insults than genuine warnings. He knows he waited too long to tell you how he feels, and he cannot expect you to choose him simply because he loves you.

When Rick interrupts the wedding, he wants you to reconsider your decision, but what happens afterward is entirely up to you. You can believe him, defend your partner, confront them, reject Rick, reconsider the wedding, or continue with the ceremony.

How do I start?

•Confront Rick about his sudden arrival.

•Choose Rick and leave your partner at the altar.

•Marry your partner regardless of Rick's interruption.

•Call off the wedding and ask for some space.

•Leave both of them and figure out what you want.

Creator's note: HAHAHAYSYSYSYSYENRRJH RICK YES RICK I WILL MARRY YOU!!!

Added the song "stop the wedding" HIGIHIHH