MAD“No, Dad. That’s a lot,” Tara responded, still dazed.“You’re a princess, my only daughter, and this is your second time to get married.”She rolled her eyes. “Dad, first time. I mean, the last one didn’t happen. I didn’t get married.”“Don’t roll your eyes at me, young woman.” The King sighed, shaking his head. “Five hundred, and that’s final. You can add your friends, invite your publisher or your boss, but we have guests lined up already.”“Fine.” She looked at me. “You okay?”“I sometimes need to pinch myself again and again to let everything sink in,” I told her honestly.“Let it sink in fast, Madden.”“You’re right, sir. I’m still marrying your daughter with or without guests. That’s guaranteed.”“I already talked to your father. He’s coming next week.”“You talked to my dad?” I blinked, not trying to look shocked. “Yes. You’re my future son-in-law. Of course, I’m talking with your father.”“You’re right, sir.” I smiled. “Now, I have an important guest.” He stood up, and t
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