“What?” I shouted but the doorbell rang. “Hold on,” I walked to the door and I heard Sam say something before hanging up;
“Or you know, a minute,”
So when I opened the door:
“AH-HH-H-HH-HH-H-HH!” I quickly hugged her and she was laughing at me. Her arms were tight around me and I just held on. “You’re here, thank God.”
“Do you really think I won’t be? Come on, Diane, my best friend’s wedding is one of the most important days of my life!”
“Thank you so much!” I let her go and we went inside to discuss and finalize the wedding details.
“I cannot believe you are getting married on the sixteenth.” She says in such a tone of amusement that I can’t help but sigh.
“I know. It’s gone by so fast. I can’t believe it’s even happening.” We sat by the wide window and just talked for hours.
At the late hour, I decided to show her the wedding gown that had been finalized. Of course she chose the dress with me but I had some modifications done. And when she finally saw it, I flinched at the shriek that broke out in our home.
I heard the door bang open and footsteps approaching to the bedroom.
“Diane! Are you okay?” It was Steven! And I almost laughed. Then he saw her. “Oh. Hi, Sam,”
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Goodbye at Mid September
ChickLitWhen Diane Reed meets a rude and cynical man, her philosophy in life changes. In one day, he shifted her eyes into another perspective. And that is the only time they meet. They say goodbye after that one day and Diane began wondering since that da...
The Thirteenth Year
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