Chapter 27: The celebration
The reception was everything the first wedding wasn’t—intimate, joyful, real. Ruby’s backyard had been transformed into a fairy tale. String […]
The reception was everything the first wedding wasn’t—intimate, joyful, real. Ruby’s backyard had been transformed into a fairy tale. String […]
Wedding planning, Lizzie discovered, was much easier the second time around. Maybe because she knew what mattered. Not the flowers
Six months later, Oliver asked Lizzie to meet him at the cathedral. “Why?” Lizzie asked over the phone. “Because I
One year after the bridge, Oliver took Lizzie back to the restaurant where they’d had their first date. “Why are
Six months after saying “I love you,” Lizzie found herself at a crossroads. Her business was thriving—she’d expanded to three
Three months into their real relationship, Lizzie realized she was happy. Not the careful, guarded happiness she’d been protecting. Real,
The day of the board vote, Oliver kissed Lizzie goodbye like he was going to war. “It’ll be okay,” she
The invitation arrived by courier on a Saturday morning. Lizzie stared at the cream-colored envelope, recognizing the Richardson family crest
The call came at two PM on a Wednesday. Lizzie was in a client meeting when her phone buzzed insistently.
They went back to Lizzie’s apartment. Not because it was decided or discussed. It just happened—Oliver’s hand in hers as