As the sun began to set on her wedding day, Jennifer couldn't help but feel a sense of unease creeping into her mind. She tried to shake it off, telling herself that it was just pre-wedding jitters, but the feeling persisted.

As she walked down the aisle, her eyes locked onto her husband-to-be, Steve. He looked handsome as ever in his tuxedo, and she couldn't help but feel a wave of love wash over her. But as she got closer, she saw something in his eyes that she couldn't quite place. It was a look of guilt, or perhaps even fear.

Once they were at the altar, Steve turned to her and whispered, "Jen, I need to talk to you. It's important."

Jennifer's heart dropped. She knew that whatever he had to say couldn't be good. She couldn't say her vows, and didn't know what to say, instead looked at the priest with a questioning look.

Steve pulled her aside, away from the prying eyes of their friends and family. He looked her in the eyes and said, "I'm so sorry, Jen. I've been unfaithful. I've been seeing someone else for the past few months. I never meant for this to happen, and I know I don't deserve your forgiveness, but I hope you can find it in your heart to forgive me."

Jennifer was in shock. She couldn't believe that her husband-to-be had cheated on her, let alone on their wedding day. She couldn't even find the words to speak, instead she stared at him in disbelief.

Steve could see the pain and hurt in her eyes, and he knew that he had destroyed her trust in him. He knew that his actions had caused irreparable damage to their relationship and he felt guilty and ashamed.

She slowly backed away, tears streaming down her face, and ran out of the church, leaving Steve and all her guests behind.

Jennifer spent the next few days in a daze, her mind struggling to process what had happened. She felt like she had lost everything: the love of her life, her friends and family, and her entire future. She felt like her life had been torn apart, and she didn't know if she could ever put it back together again.

But as the days went by, she began to slowly heal. She leaned on her friends and family for support, and slowly began to rebuild her life. She started to think about what she wanted out of life, and realized that she didn't want to be with someone who had cheated on her.

She decided to move on and filed for divorce. It was a painful process, but she knew that it was the only way for her to truly move on and start over. And over the time, she began to feel like herself again. She started to smile and laugh more, and felt like she had finally moved on from Steve and his infidelity.

Years passed and she met someone new, who loved and respected her for who she was. This time, she knew how to take care of her own feelings and not to repeat the past mistakes, and built a happy and healthy relationship.

In the end, Jennifer realized that although she couldn't change the past, she had the power to change her future. She had been through one of the toughest times of her life and come out stronger on the other side. She knew that she would always remember the pain and heartache of what happened on her wedding day, but she also knew that she would never let it define her.