In a light-hearted moment from "Wedding Night" by Sophie Kinsella, Richard awkwardly tries to express his love for Lottie using a rhyme that includes the word "zloty," a Polish currency. His unconventional attempt leaves him hesitating, unsure if he has struck the right note. His friend Lorcan reacts with skepticism, emphasizing the unusual nature of the rhyme, and Richard defensively responds that Lottie is a difficult name to rhyme with.

Noah jumps in with a playful suggestion, proposing a humorous alternative using "potty," thus creating a silly scenario that contrasts with Richard's earnest feelings. Despite Richard's irritation at Noah's interruption, the exchange lightens the mood and showcases the challenges of romantic expression through humor, highlighting the comedic tone of the novel.