LILLIANA I tried to take a deep breath and stare into the mirror. It wasn’t the dress that made it a little hard to breathe—it was the fantasy of this day. Just forty-eight hours ago, I had asked Dominic if he would marry me here. And like the spectacular man I had fallen in love with, he had said yes, wanting to marry me right then and there. But surely, I couldn’t marry him without our families. In fact, they were the only people I truly wanted around when I vowed to be his wife. For me, the rest of the world could have vanished, and I wouldn’t have cared. “Where’s the crown braid?” Mia hollered from behind me, equally exasperated and nervous. Ever since I announced the wedding, Mia had taken it upon herself to ensure that no shadow fell on our day. She arranged everything in record time. She barely caught a few hours of sleep last night, waking up before everyone else, and I could only imagine how pissed Viktor must’ve been. “Oh god! I don’t think this veil is working with th
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