Chapter 28
The Claybank was Packin
Lacey and Louis were married on the rock at Louis’s fishing hole three days later. It wasn’t a big party, but the people who mattered were there. Aggie’s father and mother even came.
Louis had commissioned a photographer in from Bear Valley, and the old preacher from the town church did the service. Lacey ordered her dress the week before. It was white, and had a long train with small lead crystals sewn into the neck and waist seam. In the late summer sun the crystals glittered in the sun, and cast little rainbow colors of light that moved across the air and colored anything they touched.
Louis wore a suit for the first time in his life and new boots. His suit was black with tiny emerald green stripes that ran up and down on it.
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