Harold Washington Library Chicago Wedding Novels & Stories

shouldn't he at least show signs of being worried. “This is perfect.” He suddenly said making me look at him in confusion. “It's the perfect opportunity to introduce you to him.” Was he bipolar or something? He chuckled at my expression. “My Grandfather isn't going anywhere, he'll probably outlive us all and besides when he’ll be thrilled to meet you. After all the old dog is the reason I married you in the first place. So lighten up. You'll be meeting Harold Washington very soon. ” He smirked.

Wade said. “Yes, I am the woman everyone is talking about. I am Sarah Washington is?'' Wade pointed at her," Yes, this is my wife.'' I kissed her and rubbed her stomach. We are going to be expecting our third child. I smiled at my wife, kissed her nose, whispered in her ear, I love you! She giggled and moved away from my reach. "Oh No! You don't, you. I grabbed her, and I was spinning her around; she was laughing, and I was laughing. We stop spinning," I love you too, big Mario"

Charles asked, swirling the chair around. "Yes, sir, a wedding," Paul responded. He happened to know someone who was working for the planner, and she excitedly told him that she was working on a wedding for a top official, and he forced it out of her because he had to know in case it affected him, and very much enough he was right. "To hold on Saturday"

Anna's POV The wedding planning began like a whirlwind, an exciting, beautiful whirlwind of dreams finally coming to life. Harvey and I had chosen the perfect setting—an intimate beach ceremony, surrounded by family, close friends, and the calming waves. My bridesmaids—Lillian, Lucy, and Ruby—were there for every moment, helping me through decisions, fittings, and endless laughter. The wedding would be held at sunset, where the soft hues of the sky would blend with the ocean, creating the most magical backdrop.

**Chapter 216: Wedding** Brooks Liam’s wedding day arrived on a perfect Chicago afternoon in early June. The venue was a beautiful lakeside pavilion—not too grand, not too small. Just right for our family. White flowers and soft blue accents decorated everything, echoing the Thunder colors Liam loved so much. Maya, his bride, had chosen simple elegance, and our son had only one request: both his dads would walk him down the aisle.