Just then, the groomsman approached Zane, who effortlessly withdrew his arm from Quinn's grasp.
Quinn's smile never wavered, never missing a beat.
The union of the Grey and Bennett families was the wedding of the year—nearly every elite in the city had arrived, along with hordes of reporters.
Zane had originally wanted a simple garden ceremony.
But Mrs. Grey insisted on pulling out all the stops for Quinn, demanding a lavish spectacle that would be the talk of the town.
Though Zane was known for his stubborn independence, answering to no one, he made an exception for his mother.
The wedding was nothing short of extravagant, leaving even Mrs. Grey thoroughly impressed—and Quinn, for the most part, satisfied.
The only thing that rankled was Zane's demeanor.
Today, he was the groom, y
