The Night of the Wedding

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"Yes," I said. I stopped. He stopped too. He was confused. He didn’t know about the dimple on my face because he had never made me smile. "I can’t believe I never noticed it," he said. We already knew that. "We don’t have a marriage that will make us smile. If you had a dimple, I wouldn't have noticed it either," I said. He was obviously upset by this. Did he expect that because I loved him, I was constantly trying to hurt him? "Are you complaining about our marriage?" he asked. I thought for a moment. Was I complaining? "No, I'm not. It's just marriage. Of course, this wasn’t the marriage I dreamed of, but I have no complaints. After I got pregnant with our daughter, things changed. She has the power to make everything beautiful." "You’re right. She really does have the power to lig

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