The next story will be about a guy who is going for his senior prom night but he has a problem. His girlfriend just broke up with him and his girlfriend is Blake Lively by the way!
Anyway, he has to find a replacement and this pharmaceutician suggested that he could take his daughter to prom instead.
As you can see, to the guy's dismay, his daughter is actually handicapped and sitting on a wheelchair.
The guy decided to bring her daughter to prom nonetheless although she's handicapped. He did not mind that she was handicapped.
There were many embarassing moments at the prom as people were flagrantly staring at him and his partner in wheelchair.
The weird thing is, when people asked for her name. She will just say, "Make a Wish."
Then, after the night, his limousine was stolen so the girl suggested that they walk to the nearby park to have a chat.
She knew that he wanted to have sex on the prom night so she said, "Make a Wish."
The next moment, she threw a belt over the branch of the tree and she held the two ends of the belt, lifting herself in mid air.
Then, she asked him to have sex with her and he gladly obligated.
Soon, it was morning and he has totally forgotten that the pharmaceutician asked him to bring her back by midnight so he dashed all the way back as you can see from the first picture back to her house.
Here's the shocking part, as they reached her doorstep, she stood up and began walking into her house, ending up with a wink at the guy.
The guy was utterly shocked and amazed.
Truly mind-boggling right? Usually, the guy will castigate the girl for doing that because he had just suffered an ignominious retreat because of her mischievous act.
However, in this case, it was a unique experience, probably a prom that will never come again.
Going to prom with a handicapped girl with all eyes staring at you. How much courage do you need to do that?
But, as you probably can conclude, it is merely a prom, how about people who constantly have the outside world staring at them 24/7 round the clock?
Are you guilty of scoffing at people who goes out with the handicapped people? Have you ever questioned their love for each other?
Not easy to deny eh?
How accepting is our society today? The acerbic environment compels us to find a partner of worthy qualifications with a high-flying career or we will be embarassed whenever it comes to introduction.
But is that love? Has the constant search for fame and money make us lose our head? Is the essence of love lost already?
Are we finding a love-partner or an object that we can gladly show off to others?
Will you love still love him/her even after he/she has been met up with an accident and is handicapped for life?
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