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Chapter 147—What She Carried

Author: Sucre
last update publish date: 2026-04-22 14:26:38

Robin's POV

The ceremony was short and entirely right.

Christopher and I had written our own words, which I had known intellectually for weeks and had underestimated emotionally until I was standing in front of the registrar listening to him say them, and I had not made it through without my voice doing something I had not fully authorised it to do.

Christopher had held my hands through all of it, steady and certain, and when the registrar pronounced us married he had looked at me with the exp
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