Novel & Cerita The Wedding Date Jasmine Guillory

He was untouchable. “I almost forgot. I was going to tell you that Tristan and I finally picked a date for our wedding.” Josie said excitedly. "Really?” Manny mirrored Josie's expression through the phone. “So what's the date?" " It's on the 29th of this month,” Josie announced giddily, expecting Manny to reply with a joyous tone. “Your birthday? Why? And why do it so early?" Manny asked disapprovingly. The wedding was going to take months to plan and Josie hated celebrating anything else with her birthday.

"Celeste, what day is it?" Jillan asked me. Today is Aaron and Glazilda's wedding day. We are all dressed up decently, and just like Glazilda wanted, I wore the Champaign dress she was forcing on me. We are here at his grade and he is the only one waiting. He said he wanted to do it here since the place is closer and better. "Tuesday." He didn't answer and looked up at the sky. I frowned. "Why?"

Unmoving. Jade’s finger tightened around her phone as she spoke. “You’re lying,” she whispered. Jasmine breathed slowly out, putting her phone down and swiping on the screen. She scrolled and then turned the phone around to them. One screenshot. One post. A photo of Axel and a gorgeous brunette, both arms around him, grinning like the world's most in-love couple. Caption: "Audrey and I are looking forward to this new chapter. Wedding date soon to come."

"What day is it today?" Tania thought Jasmine was upset again about how little time she had left. She tried to hide her expression and spoke gently, trying to comfort her. "The 28th. Jasmine, you—" Jasmine cut her off. "My wig. Where is it?" Tania paused for a second, surprised. "It's right here. I kept it safe for you." Jasmine's fingers curled slightly as she took the wig from her hands. Her gaze was lowered, her thoughts unreadable.

Jennifer asked as she sat upright on her bed. Lindsey was smiling widely. "And why are you smiling like that?" Jennifer asked raising an eyebrow as she stared at Lindsey who was sitting in front of her. "Lamar and I have finally picked a date and venue for our wedding." She answered with a huge smile. "Wow, that's great, where are you guys doing the wedding?" Jennifer inquired. "We are doing our wedding on a yacht and it is in two months," she answered. "That's beautiful, that would be amazing," Jennifer said with a toothy smile.

His ears trembled slightly, and there was a tremor in his voice. "Harper, what are you talking about?" "Didn't we make an appointment? You were to attend the covenant ceremony between Emma and me today, send us blessings, and then wait for me to marry you in a year. How can you marry someone else?" I looked at him coldly, and my tone was very firm. "Jonah, I'm not kidding. I'm going to marry Alpha William today." Jonah panicked and his tone became weak. "Harper, are you still angry with me? Are you doing this this deliberately?"

I was curious to see how the Bastion family would deal with the crisis. However, I was just about to leave the venue when Jamie called me, sounding panicked. "An issue came up at the wedding venue, Mr. Heaton. I'm afraid that I can't cancel the ceremony." He seemed to struggle for the right words to say before he sighed and continued, "Why don't you come to the second floor and take a look for yourself?" When I got to the second floor, I immediately understood what the issue was. The wedding ceremony was still proceeding. However, the wedding photo of Tiffany and me that had been placed at the entrance had been replaced by a photo of her and Justin.

She smiled rough at me. I laughed a little. "Oh! Are you not aware what's occurring here at our cafe?" I smirked. "He's not the man I'm getting married with, Ynah... if you have an idea, believe with it." Based on her reactions, I know that she knew what's happening here between Lorna and Benjamin. Wearing elegant black colors even my eye shadows and lipstick as my surprise to my ex-boyfriend. I texted Kayzer that I am on the way to his office.

So I went out, leaving in my father's office, enraged and wanting to murder that jerk Duke Hayes with my two hands while going back to my room. Damn it. When I looked at my bed and saw the white wedding gown that I would be wearing, I felt an overwhelming feeling of surrender. I didn't expect to wear this gown so soon in my life; I was planning to marry in my 30s, but now I'm going to marry at the age of 25. "Perhaps I should just elope to get out of this marriage," I whispered to myself. I touched the soft and silky wedding gown, thinking about the lucky women who can wear this gown with the person they love in the first place, as opposed to me, who is forced to marry the man I despise.

JASMINE Emma and Kyle were married on a Saturday morning in mid-August. They had a small ceremony in the pack temple and invited their family and friends for an early-afternoon celebration in the backyard of Kyle’s parents’ house. Lucy made the wedding cake and desserts, and I helped Madison and Emma’s sisters decorate for the event. They had a tent with picnic tables set up and caterers to serve barbecue for the event. There were about fifty people crowded in the backyard. I grabbed a lemonade and went to stand by Lucy who was hovering near the dessert table, likely keeping watch over her masterpiece. Madison came over to mingle with us, followed by the bride herself. We fell into easy conv