Couples who rushed in regret it the longest

They met at thirty-two and booked a wedding venue six months later. Weekends went to showrooms and seating charts; the only question they asked each other about values was where to spend the honeymoon. Fifteen years on, he said from the sofa, "Why were we in such a rush?" When the divorce papers were signed, what stayed was not anger but the years of questions they never asked.