EMMA Three Years Later The church bells rang out across the sun-drenched plaza, their golden sound mixing with the laughter of wedding guests. I adjusted my dress as we walked up the stone steps, the twins flanking Alex and me while my parents followed close behind. "Are we late?" Liam asked, tugging at his tie. "No, sweetheart," I said, smoothing down Liana's hair. "We're right on time." Entering through the open doors, we were greeted by the sight of white flowers and warm light streaming through stained-glass windows. Guests filled the pews, their faces bright with smiles. At the altar, Stefano stood in a perfectly tailored suit, his hands clasped in front of him. But it was his expression that caught my breath. Pure joy, the kind I'd never seen on his face before. Not even the brief time we were together. The music began, and everyone rose as the bride appeared at the back of the church. Carmen was radiant in ivory silk, her dark hair crowned with orange blossoms. She move
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