She dropped her head and started to cry. She couldn't believe what she was hearing. After 18 up and down months Larry had happily proposed to her one month ago and she had been over the Moon ever since. "But why, Larry, why?" Sue cried. "You know why!" Larry barked as he grabbed his car key and stormed out of the house. A moment later he was racing down the suburban London street. He'd had it with Sue. Ever since the engagement party he'd been under constant pressure. Pressure to buy a house, pressure to make more money, pressure to have kids right away. He couldn't take it anymore. He'd suggested a cooling off period to take the pressure off, to go back to being happy together but Sue just couldn't ease off the gas. She'd become insufferable over the last month and he couldn't, wouldn't take it anymore. Sue said he had commitment issues, he said she had bossing him about issues but of course she never listened when he pointed out to her how demanding and unyielding she'd become. She was so wrapped up in having the perfect wedding and the perfect life that she just didn't have much time to take in his point of view.
