Chapter Twenty-Eight
As we walked to the ballroom where the wedding was going to be, I had a feeling that I wasn’t going to make it. I had a feeling that any given moment, without even thinking about it, I’d tear off the veil, kick off my heels and start running away. I’d run as far as my feet could carry me and hopefully I’d be in a place where no one can find me. I’d go somewhere that’s so secluded and hide there until everyone forgets about it. I knew that was something that wouldn’t happen, but I just don’t know if I can go through with this. But it was too late. My father and I linked arms at the top of the staircase, and I heard him take a deep breath in. I guess it’s not easy giving your daughter away in marriage. And considering the fact that I’m the only child, it’s going to be even harder. “You l
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