Groom’s Mom Asks In-Laws To Leave, Causes Chain Reaction

Wrong About Them

The fact that Josephine Gellar had been entirely wrong about the Masons wasn’t the only thing that surprised her. It was the way the Masons handled the entire matter.

Josephine tried to see things from their point of view. She had to confess that she would have handled things differently. She was humbled by the experience and could not believe how mistaken she had been about them.

The Couple

Warren Gellar and Susan Mason met in their first year of clerking together at the prestigious law offices of Bingham, Thompson, and Mooney. It was a highly prized opportunity for budding attorneys in Maine.

Naturally, both were ecstatic to work there straight out of law school. But that wasn’t all they had in common. There was much more.

Twin Flame

They were the definition of a twin flame. Not only did they share their ambition and their professional goals, but they also had the same values and were into the same things. They both were opera enthusiasts, something over which they bonded from day one.

From the start, it was clear that they were perfect for each other. Or at least, that’s what it seemed.

Elephant In The Room

Regardless of everything they had in common, there was something that may have gotten in the way of taking their relationship to the next level. It was the big elephant in the room; they acted like it didn’t pose any problem, but they knew it might.

While they were happy together from day one, many of Warren’s friends and family members thought they were incompatible.

The Problem

On the surface, Warren and Susan seemed like complete opposites. The reason was that their backgrounds were at odds. Their childhoods had been very different, and so were their families’ lifestyles.

Warren’s family had always been extremely wealthy and had an extravagant family estate. In contrast, Susan’s upbringing appeared to have been far more humble.