Sonny and Paul repeat their
vows at the beginning of this episode; and then it turns to Abigail, when Chad
doesn’t feel he can follow Sonny’s beautiful speech. Abby begins... she says life is surprising, discusses how she used to try to
plan everything; she says she’s learned nothing can be planned, saying she
doesn’t even know what is going to happen in the next ten seconds. That’s when the doors burst open; it’s
Ben! Abby drops her boquet and appears
to suddenly be alone in the chapel, except for Ben… she starts rambling, how
could this be? Everyone looks around;
Abby wonders if she is losing her mind… picks up her bouquet. She tells Ben this is her wedding day, her second
chance with Chad and she isn’t going to fall apart this time… she tells him,
“this time, I win,” adding that he has no more power over her.
JJ and Rafe put Ben in handcuffs; Hope tells him he is going down to the station instead of back to the institution. Ben tells Sonny he has something he needs to tell him; he says Will is alive. Sonny questions why he would say that; he says he will tell him – but only him. Sonny refuses to be alone with him and tells them to get him out of there. The bride and grooms decide that they would like to get the ceremony going again; Ben screams on his way out that he isn’t lying about Will. Sonny appears to be in shock. With Ben gone now, Abby resumes her vows; she mentions her first meeting with Chad… Sonny reflects back on his first meeting with Will. She mentions their first kiss; Sonny again recalls his first kiss with Will, their first intimate encounter, and more. She mentions Thomas being born; Sonny recalls holding Arianna for the first time. He also remembers telling Will he loved him for the first time; Sonny begins to cry… he runs out, saying, “I’m sorry Paul; I can’t do this.” He says he has to find out why Ben said Will is alive; he says he has to know for sure. He apologizes to Paul again, and leaves the church; Paul follows.
Justin offers to continue the ceremony for Abby and Chad; the guests begin to wonder if anything more is going to happen. Maggie tells “Adrian” she should be with her son at the station; Justin comes in and announces that Sonny and Paul have left and aren't going through with the wedding. Chad and Abigail decide that they should wait too; they tell the guests the wedding has been postponed. As they sit in the empty church, Chad and Abby laugh about how much longer they will have to wait to actually finish a ceremony.
JJ and Rafe put Ben in handcuffs; Hope tells him he is going down to the station instead of back to the institution. Ben tells Sonny he has something he needs to tell him; he says Will is alive. Sonny questions why he would say that; he says he will tell him – but only him. Sonny refuses to be alone with him and tells them to get him out of there. The bride and grooms decide that they would like to get the ceremony going again; Ben screams on his way out that he isn’t lying about Will. Sonny appears to be in shock. With Ben gone now, Abby resumes her vows; she mentions her first meeting with Chad… Sonny reflects back on his first meeting with Will. She mentions their first kiss; Sonny again recalls his first kiss with Will, their first intimate encounter, and more. She mentions Thomas being born; Sonny recalls holding Arianna for the first time. He also remembers telling Will he loved him for the first time; Sonny begins to cry… he runs out, saying, “I’m sorry Paul; I can’t do this.” He says he has to find out why Ben said Will is alive; he says he has to know for sure. He apologizes to Paul again, and leaves the church; Paul follows.
Justin offers to continue the ceremony for Abby and Chad; the guests begin to wonder if anything more is going to happen. Maggie tells “Adrian” she should be with her son at the station; Justin comes in and announces that Sonny and Paul have left and aren't going through with the wedding. Chad and Abigail decide that they should wait too; they tell the guests the wedding has been postponed. As they sit in the empty church, Chad and Abby laugh about how much longer they will have to wait to actually finish a ceremony.
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