I happened to go to the wedding room a week before the wedding, and the master bedroom was full of mess, and I canceled the wedding when I came back

That afternoon, the sun was shining, and I stepped into the wedding room that was about to become a symbol of our marriage. With only a week to go until the wedding, I was looking forward to it with a happy premonition.

I opened the door to the master bedroom, ready to imagine our future lives. However, when I saw the mess in the room, my heart sank instantly. The floor was littered with clothes, shoes, and miscellaneous items, and pillows and quilts were piled up in a mess on the bed. I couldn't believe my eyes, how could this be our future home?

I left the wedding room with a heavy heart and began to think about the future of life. I imagined returning to such an environment every day, and my heart swelled up with endless depression and uneasiness. I began to wonder if we were really fit together and would be able to face life's challenges together.

When I got home, I pondered for a long time and finally made a difficult decision. I decided to cancel the wedding and end the marriage that was about to begin. I know this decision will disappoint and break many people, but I can't deny the voice in my heart.

I sat down with my fiancée and confessed my thoughts to her. She cried bitterly and asked me why I had made such a decision. All I could tell her was that I was not willing to start our married life in a messy and discordant environment.

While the breakup was painful, I knew it was a reality I had to face. I am not willing to compromise my own happiness, and I believe that I will only be able to give more love and care to others when I am truly happy.

The news of the cancellation of the wedding spread quickly, causing shock and bewilderment among family and friends. They persuaded me to reconsider, but I firmly refused. I knew I had made the right choice, even though it meant facing more pain and challenges.

After a period of sadness and reflection, I finally came out of the shadows and found myself again. I began to re-examine my life and values, and cherish the happiness and joy of each day even more.

Although the cancellation of the wedding caused me pain, I believe it was an important experience in my life. It has made me more mature and strong, and has taught me to be brave and face reality and pursue true happiness.