I had been quite busy these past few days, so I did not have time to think about her at all.
Hayden insisted that we finally hold the grand wedding we had never had years ago, and do it in the most splendid manner possible.
My mother-in-law agreed wholeheartedly, saying that a wedding comes only once in a woman's life and must not be missed.
"It should be held properly... on a large scale, and with all the dignity and grandeur it deserves," she said.
Inside the magnificent and sacred hall, surrounded by family and friends, Hayden and I exchanged our vows.
Afterward, we went from table to table, raising our glasses to toast the hundreds of guests who had come to celebrate with us.
An old classmate teased me, "Yvaine, you really know how to win someone over. Even someone as reserv
