“I wouldn’t miss it for the world,” I told her. “This place looks incredible, Nan. You’ve really outdone yourself.”“I am really proud of how it looks,” she admitted. “I’m just hoping the food tastes just as good.”“Your cooking is incredible, Nan. Your recipes are to die for. I trust that everybody
Judy’s POV“Matt, go and get your shoes on!” I say as I walk past his bedroom door.My excitement was evident in my tone as I made my way down the stairs, smiling at Irene as I reached the bottom step.“I’ll go make sure he’s getting his shoes on,” Irene said as she walked past me.“Thanks,” I say.
My lips found his, and I kissed him as if my entire life depended on it; as if my heart couldn’t bear being away from him for a second longer. My wolf was practically hopping up and down at the fact that we were finally with our mate and she wasn’t going to let him go any time soon.He tried to deep
Judy’s POVTears shimmered in my eyes, making his face a bit blurry as I tried to focus on him. The way the moonlight captured the sincerity in his eyes, a slight nervous smile tugging on the corner of his lips, the sound of his rapid heart beating, made me want to press my palm against it and feel
“Gavin—”“In your speech earlier, you mentioned that in your childhood, you wanted a joint wedding with your best friend,” I said, cutting off whatever she was about to say. She blinked up at me, surprised, but after a moment, she nodded slowly.“I did say that, yes,” she confirmed.“It got me think
She nodded.“We should wait to cut the cake,” Nan said, glancing at Chester.“She wouldn’t want you to put your wedding on hold for her. It might make her feel worse,” I said, looking between the two of them. “Just resume and she will join us soon.”Judy returned just as they finished cutting the ca