A blonde woman sat on the beach, her eyes fixed firmly on the sea. Despite the sadness surrounding her, she exuded a calm sweetness: with long, flowing hair the color of pale gold that cascaded down her back in soft waves. Her features were delicate, with high cheekbones, a straight nose, and thin lips that formed a gentle pout as she gazed out to the shore.

A deep sense of loss seemed to weigh heavily on her shoulders. She seemed serene from a distance, but her furrowed brow and glassy eyes filled with unshed tears betrayed her sorrow.

Her clothing was simple but elegant: a long white sundress that fluttered in the breeze, revealing slender limbs and bare feet digging into the soft sand. Around her neck was a thin silver chain with a small pendant resting just above the neckline of her dress. The sand beneath her was warm, contrasting nicely with the cold breeze that kept whipping strands of her hair around her face.

And as she sat there, lost in thought, the world seemed to slow down, as if waiting for her to find the courage to face her pain and move forward.

Despite the sun shining brightly in the sky, something in the ambiance matched the woman’s mood. The beach around her was deserted, and the only sound was the gentle lapping of the waves.

In the distance, seagulls cried out to each other, forming a sad echo. The sea was a deep, rich blue, and the waves rolling in slowly and steadily were a soothing backdrop to the woman’s turbulent thoughts.

If one were to step onto that side of the beach, one would see a moment seemingly frozen in time as the woman struggled with the weight of her emotions. 

A deep sigh left the woman’s lips.

Her chest ached. The wedding she had both dreamed of and dreaded would no longer happen. The thought of walking down the aisle with her ex-fiancé now seemed like a distant memory. Instead, she sat alone with a heavy heart and a million questions.

Why had this happened? Why couldn’t she go through with it? What was wrong with her? Why couldn’t she love him the way she should have? She had so many questions and no answers to any of them.