With the jewelry situation put to rest, the banquet settled back into its natural rhythm. The band I had arranged began filling the hall with warm, flowing music, and people gradually paired off and drifted toward the center of the floor to dance, while others made their way to the dining area to enjoy the desserts I had put together.I slipped over to the dining area, picked up a bottle of red wine, and walked calmly toward Marcus and Lila. I lifted an empty glass from the side table, filled it from the bottle sitting nearby, and held it out to Lila with a pleasant smile. “I never got the chance to properly congratulate you — on becoming Luna.”The three of us standing there like this was almost a mirror image of my third wedding anniversary, only everything had shifted. This time, it was my hand holding out the glass — with a little something extra added to it.Lila didn’t know what was in the drink, but that had never stopped her from being watchful around me. She had always been
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