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“This is the perfect dress. “I said, unable to hold back my tears. “I never thought I’d wear a wedding
dress.
Because when I married Arthur, it was only on paper, I didn’t wear a wedding dress.
“My children will fall to the floor at the sight of you, my dear.
“Mom, you look perfect! You look like a queen!
Thank you, my love.
That will be my dress. I’m looking forward to tomorrow.
I went back to the fitting room and put my clothes back on.
“Now it’s time to choose my daughter’s bridesmaid dress,” I say excitedly.
”
I want the same dress as Mom! She’ll be the queen, and I’ll be the princess!” she said excitedly.
‘Do you have the same dress? But at her size? “My mother asker
”
Yes, we do. Do you want to try it on, dear?
“Yes!” She got down from the bench and followed the girl into the fitting room.
“She’s very excited. “My mother–in–law said, smiling. “Since yesterday, she hasn’t stopped talking about wanting to wear the same dress as her mother
What can’t I do for her? If my daughter wants to dress like me, she will.
We sit back down on the benches to wait for our maid of honor. I notice that the grandmothers have already taken out their cell phones to take pictures. If they’re like this with Lisa, imagine when my
baby is born.
“I’m ready!
She came out of the fitting room looking magnificent.
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My God! You look magnificent, my love.” I said, admiring her.
Yes! You’re perfect. “Pietra said, and I saw the three of them taking pictures of her.
“Then I want you to send me these photos. “I say and look at my beautiful princess again. “Fa
happy; you look perfect.
Thank you, Mom. We’ll both be princesses and queens. “I went over to her and kissed her hair.
Yes, my love. We’ll be princesses and queens.
“So can I confirm that you will be buying or renting?
“I’m going to buy these two dresses. How much in total?
“The dresses cost two thousand euros each; the two together are four thousand euros. “I widened
my eyes.
Damn! Too expensive!
“It’ll be on card. “My mother–in–law smiled.
I could see that my mother and Pietra were also surprised by th
Right.” The other saleswoman brought the machine to swipe the card.
“You can use the card, dear.” I looked at her. “Don’t worry about the money; my children gave it to
you to use.
Oh my God!
I took the card out of my bag and very sadly swiped it.
“We thank you for your preference. The dresses will be fitted and delivered to your address today. Please fill out the form. “The same saleswoman who brought me the machine handed me a form.
The form was for me to fill in my details–my phone number, email, address and so on. I filled it in calmly so as not to make any mistakes, and as soon as I finished, I handed it over.
Thank you very much.
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“We appreciate it. “I say gently.
We left the store.
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“Mom, I’m hungry.” I took her in my arms.
“We are too. We can stop for something to eat.” My mother said.
“We’d better eat at home, because, e knowing my mother–in–law, she might want to take us to a restaurant.” She just smiled.
“You know me so well, darling.
My mother and Pietra looked at each other.
“Yeah, let’s eat at home.” Pietra said, already heading for the car.
I agree with Pietra.
They both went to the car. I nodded, and we went too.
I can’t wait for tomorrow. Furthermore, I’ll become a Russian. Son
ever expected.
“Ah, you know you can’t sleep together tonight, don’t you?” Pietra asked, smiling. “The bride and groom aren’t supposed to see the bride until their wedding. So you’d better tell them not to come.
tonight.
“Have you gone mad? Do you know my fiancés? Do you really think they’ll agree to this?
“She’s right, my dear. It’s a tradition; since you don’t want to have a bachelorette party, they can’t
see it. Only at the altar. So we’re all going to sleep at your house.
“Yay! Slumber party!” Lisa shouted happily.
I let out a sigh.
They won’t go for it, I’m sure.
Sara Lili is a daring romance writer who turns icy landscapes into scenes of fiery passion. She loves crafting hot love stories while embracing the chill of Iceland’s breathtaking cold.
