The Right Person
We bought a home by a sea clear as glass, where we walked the beach each day, sharing every sunrise and sunset.
On our wedding day, my mother took my arm and walked me down a flower-strewn aisle toward Liam.
Before all our guests, we made our vows.
“In good times and bad, for richer or poorer, in sickness and in health, we will love and honor each other, for all our lives, never to part.”
Just as I said the words “I do,” a voice suddenly cut through the air.
“Stop! I oppose this marriage!”
Connor came stumbling in, breathless and disheveled.