Cleo
As the wedding drew nearer, I was feeling the full weight of the world on my shoulders. I may have been a tad overzealous with trying to plan everything in two weeks. I kept running into problem after problem. I was less than a week away and I had maybe half of what I needed planned and ready. The flowers were a mess, there was some vegetable shortage in town that was making it difficult to get ingredients we need for the feast, and it was looking more and more like rain for the big day.
“We can push the merger back a bit longer,” Duncan said. “You don’t have to keep trying to do both.”
“No,” I sighed. “Everything is already done, they could’ve left days ago, but they’re all staying for the wedding. They’re already restless to return and start their new lives.”
“What c
