They leave the chapel and are swept away, back to the manor where a feast is waiting in the dining hall. Brenton and Annalise are settled in the center of the table, side by side. There's so much food on the table, and the wine in their glasses never seems to make it past half empty.
Somehow, Jacob ends up seated directly next to Brenton. It's a good thing, however it happened. Annalise is sure that, if he were anywhere else, she wouldn't have been able to keep her cool. She finds herself looking past Brenton to see him much more often than she thinks is acceptable.
Especially for a just married woman like herself.
If anyone else notices, they don't mention it. Nor do they mention how close Jacob and Brenton seem to be sitting. Annalise is almost positive Jacob has a hand on Brenton's
