Always the Bridesmaid

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Cate Padgett grapples with her feelings after attending multiple weddings, none of which are her own. As she navigates the aftermath of extravagant celebrations, she reflects on her stagnant love life amidst friends transitioning to family life. The story explores themes of commitment, self-discovery, and societal expectations, questioning whether her reluctance to settle down stems from a desire for genuine love or fear of conformity. Cate's journey reveals the complexities of modern relationships and the pressures of adulthood.