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14/07/2025

💔 “They Laughed When I Bought a Coffin Instead of a Wedding Dress — But I Knew What I Was Burying”
Written by Rosyworld CRN

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PART ONE — THE ENGAGEMENT THAT SHOOK MY FAMILY

2021 | Benin City, Nigeria

I was 28, in love, and finally engaged to the man everyone warned me about.

> “Kelechi is too secretive.” “Why does he always borrow money?” “You sure say this one no go use you finish?”

But love… love can blind a hawk.

I paid no mind.

I planned the wedding.

Paid for our apartment.

Even sponsored his tailoring shop.

I told my mother:

> “He may not be rich. But he loves me.”

She sighed.

> “Love without truth is a knife wrapped in velvet.”

I didn’t understand.

Not yet.

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PART TWO — THE PHONE THAT NEVER STOPPED RINGING

Three weeks to our wedding, things got strange.

Kelechi was always “busy.”

I caught him whispering on calls.

One day, while he was in the bathroom, his second phone rang.

I picked.

A woman’s voice asked:

> “You’re the tailor’s sister, right?”

I said nothing.

She continued:

> “Tell your brother to stop calling me. I’m married. He was just a fling.”

A knife twisted inside me.

A fling?

I waited for him to come out.

But I didn’t confront him.

Instead… I started watching.

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PART THREE — THE THINGS I FOUND

I went through his wardrobe.

Found receipts in another woman’s name — hotel bookings, jewelry, spa treatments.

All dated after our engagement.

I sat on the floor.

Crying like someone who had swallowed stones.

Still, I didn’t cancel the wedding.

I just… paused it.

I told my family we needed “more time.”

And Kelechi?

He got angry.

> “So because of small issues, you want to disgrace me?”

I replied:

> “No. I want to bury something before I marry you.”

He laughed.

> “You wan bury who? Me?”

I looked at him.

> “No. My own foolishness.”

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PART FOUR — THE DAY I ENTERED THE COFFIN SHOP

I walked into a coffin shop.

The man looked confused.

> “Sorry, madam… who died?”

I smiled.

> “The part of me that used to beg for love.”

He blinked.

I pointed to the plainest brown coffin.

Paid in full.

Wrote on it in chalk:

> “Here Lies My Delusion.”

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PART FIVE — WHEN THE NEWS SPREAD

Benin is a small place.

Before long, people started whispering.

> “She cancelled her wedding and bought a coffin.”

> “Maybe she did money ritual.”

> “That girl don kolo.”

But I didn’t explain.

Because pain doesn't need validation.

Only release.

I locked myself indoors.

No makeup. No Instagram. No distractions.

Just healing.

I cried.

Wrote letters to myself.

Deleted old pictures.

Then, on the day that was supposed to be my wedding, I dressed in white…

And went to bury the coffin.

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PART SIX — THE BURIAL OF A PAST

No choir.

No guests.

Just me, a hired gravedigger, and a pastor who owed me a favor.

He asked:

> “Are you sure you want to do this?”

I nodded.

As they lowered the box, I whispered:

> “I forgive you, Kelechi. But I choose me.”

The pastor said a short prayer.

> “May everything that was buried here never rise again.”

I smiled.

> “Amen.”

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PART SEVEN — THE RISING

Six months later, I launched my bridal brand: COFFIN TO CROWN.

I made dresses for women who had survived betrayal, divorce, heartbreak, and widowhood.

We didn't just sell gowns.

We sold redemption.

I went viral on Facebook when a post read:

> “She buried her shame… now she dresses survivors.”

Orders flooded in from UK, US, Ghana, Kenya.

The woman they mocked?

Now ships 50+ dresses every month.

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PART EIGHT — WHEN HE CAME BACK

One rainy Thursday, Kelechi showed up at my office.

He looked thinner. Hollow.

> “You dey successful now.”

I didn’t respond.

He handed me a note.

> “I’m sorry.”

I smiled.

> “I already forgave you. But you can’t resurrect what I buried.”

He left.

That was the last time I saw him.

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PART NINE — THE WEDDING THAT FINALLY HAPPENED

2024.

I met someone kind. Steady. Transparent.

A widower with a daughter who adored me.

When he proposed, I said yes.

But this time…

I didn’t wear white.

I wore gold.

Because I had already been purified.

Rosyworld CRN

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