Bride-to-be tells fiancé "sorry" for missing wedding but eager to proceed, fiancé claims
- According to Mark Arjay Reyes in a recent interview, bride-to-be Sherra De Juan expressed eagerness for the wedding to push through after her safe return
- She apologized to her fiancé for missing the original date due to the incident
- The fiancé said recovery is the top priority, but Sherra remains positive about the plans
- Police and others asked about the wedding, and she firmly said it would happen
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According to Mark Arjay Reyes in a recent interview with ABS-CBN News, bride-to-be Sherra De Juan showed eagerness for their wedding after a difficult time.
Her fiancé shared details about her thoughts on their wedding plans. He talked openly about how she feels.
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Sherra apologized right away when they met. She said sorry for not making it to the original date.
Mark recalled her words, "Sorry mahal di ako nakaabot sa kasal."
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He told her not to worry about it at all. Recovery comes first before anything else.
Even on the way home, Sherra stayed positive about the future. Police asked if the wedding would continue as planned. Sherra answered yes without any doubt. Mark said she is truly eager for it to happen.
"Siya yung talaga yung eager na sinasabi, tuloy."
Mark focused on her health and emotional well-being. He set aside wedding talks for now to help her heal. Emotional distress is possible after the ordeal. The family gives her time and care to get better slowly.
Sherra rested at home after returning on December 30. Mark thanked everyone for their prayers and support. He asked for privacy during this important period.
The story inspires hope and strength in tough times. Mark and Sherra hold on together with faith.
Watch the full interview on ABS-CBN News and hear the wedding part around the 4:02 timestamp.
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