One hour before the ceremony at City Hall, I discovered that my wedding dress had been slashed into ribbons with a pair of scissors.
From behind the kitchen door, I heard the muffled snickers of my future mother-in-law and sister-in-law.
“Let everyone see her looking like trash,” I heard them whisper.
I wiped away my tears.
But when I finally walked into the courthouse assembly room, everyone’s jaw dropped, and my fiancé went as pale as a ghost when he saw me.
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The final week before the wedding was a blur of sweet, anxious fever.
Khloe Bennett’s apartment in Lincoln Park, Chicago, had become ground zero for the most important event of her life.
The air smelled of eucalyptus and peonies as she prepared sample centerpieces for the reception.
Boxes of wedding favors were stacked across the hardwood floor.
Spread over the dining table were checklists, seating charts, and invitation samples.
At 32, Khloe, a talented florist and event decorator, was finally getting married.
And she was doing it for love.
She was holding on to a childhood faith in happily ever after, a faith that neither past heartbreaks nor modern dating cynicism had managed to destroy.
Her fiancé, Liam, was the textbook definition of stability.
A 30-year-old project manager at a technology firm, he was calm and practical, with a warm smile and attentive eyes.
He had walked into Khloe’s life a year and a half earlier to order a floral arrangement for his mother, and he had ended up staying forever.
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