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1 " But then a new and somewhat unexplainable sound reached our ears. "
― Kristen Painter , Miss Frost Says I Do (Jayne Frost, #7)
2 " Laughter. We broke the kiss to see what was causing it. Wasn’t hard to figure out. A little furry black body wearing a purple bow tie was running down the aisle toward us, meowing his head off. The oohing and aahing and oh, how cutes overtook the laughter. I just stood there, shaking my head as Spider came trotting up to me. "
3 " I looked at the crowd. “My cat, everyone.” I shook my head at him, then held out my arms. “Come on.” He took a giant leap and landed in them. "
4 " Sin laughed. “My wife, everyone.” That got the biggest laugh, and on that note, we headed back to the carriage with Spider acting as my bouquet. (I’d let my first attendant hang on to my real one.) The laughter turned into cheering and applause, and by the time we reached the carriage, my cheeks ached from all the smiling. "
5 " Hey, I don’t care who or what your parents are, as long as they’re decent people, which they have to be to have raised a son like you. Nothing is going to change how I feel "
6 " about you. Nothing. We’re getting married. That’s definitely happening. Do you hear me? "
7 " magic-wielder or a mix of those two. There’s always a slight chance one could be a necromancer, I suppose. But zombies are made, not born. "
8 " He shook his head. “No. They’ll be winter elf or some kind of "
9 " Now a new task lies ahead of you. The one of starting your life together. As a unit. A team. And a family. To do that, you must nurture the love that brought you together and "
10 " The reverend held them in one hand, lifting them up so everyone could see them. “These rings are unbroken and never-ending circles that represent the commitment this "