The two bridesmaids got out of the car, both wearing beautiful gowns, following behind the newlyweds, distributing candies to the guests on both sides of the carpet.
It was lissa rce’s first ti here, and she was instantly amazed, finding the scene even grander than she had imagined. It was evident that a lot of effort and money had gone into the arrangent.
Dennis Hale, in his formal attire, stood eight feet tall, exuding a hint of authority with every gesture. His mayoral role was known to many of the groom’s relatives, and their gazes were filled with envy and admiration.
Paige was dressed in a purple qipao, her hair styled in an elegant manner, with her hairpin shimring under the sun, exuding grace and sophistication.
She walked arm in arm with her husband, following the newlyweds onto the blue carpet.
Hailey was naturally the focal point of the event. This was a whirlwind romance, so the relatives from the Morgan family had never t her.
"This girl is truly beautiful, a good match for our Finn."
"I hear she’s only 20, yet she carries herself with such poise. Very nice."
"So happy, Finn finally found a girl he likes."
"This girl must be exceptional herself; otherwise, Finn wouldn’t be interested."
The guests’ faces were filled with smiles of blessing as they whispered among themselves.
The entire wedding venue was a sea of flowers, the air filled with floral fragrance. lissa felt sowhat dazed. Her body was fine, but her heart had long been battered and bruised.
Even if she couldn’t be his bride, she had to be present at his wedding.
She had accomplished that.
lissa felt astonished; the villa was large, and the yard even larger. Finn must really love her, right?
In her beautiful bridesmaid dress, with exquisite makeup, walking on the blue carpet, guests on both sides, yet no one noticed her, no one’s gaze settled on her.
Jocelyn Morgan was full of smiles, happily handing out candies, "Uncle Lee, Aunt Lee, have so wedding candies."
"Thank you." The lady reached out with a cheerful smile, asking, "Jocelyn, when are you getting married? Are you dating anyone?"
"Not yet. But when I do get married, I’ll definitely let you know!"
"Great! We’ll prepare the red envelopes and wait for the wedding feast."
The wedding march played on-site was lodious and wonderful, perford by real artists, like notes of happiness jumping in the air.
Every detail of the wedding venue was particularly moving.
Hailey noticed as well, her eyes hidden under the veil scanning all around; it was very different from yesterday.
Today’s sunlight was soft, the sky washed a clear blue.
The handso groom led the beautiful bride onto the heart-shaped stage, surrounded by piled roses and lilies, petals swaying in the wind.
Everything was romantic and beautiful.
The host, invigorated, after a brief introduction, said, "Mr. Morgan, is there anything you’d like to say to the bride?" handing the silver microphone to Finn Morgan.
Finn gently lifted Hailey’s veil, holding her hand in one hand, the microphone in the other.
Solemnly declaring to her, "Hailey, my little princess, thinking about us getting married, I was so excited I couldn’t sleep at all last night."
Such sincere and humble words! They warm the heart.
Hailey looked into his eyes with a smile, happiness coursing through her, while the guests below listened intently, witnessing this beautiful mont.
"My heart is full of anticipation, and it’s especially sweet, always hoping this mont would arrive quickly, urging the earth to spin faster."
Firmly holding her hand, Finn genuinely said—
"Hailey, I am very sure of our future."
"I am sure I can bring you happiness!"
"It’s you who allows to confidently step into a new phase of life, with no doubts or hesitations."
Hearing these words, Hailey Hale’s eyes grew a little moist, she was deeply moved.
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