A Reborn Bride Pearl Emerging from Dust by Sally Garcia

Chapter 413

After finishing a hearty breakfast of bacon and eggs, Calliope and Silas headed over to the old Myers family estate.

That morning, Gideon and Yvette were having a wedding ceremony with a bit of a twist—a traditional Western-style wedding. Apparently, Yvette had heard somewhere that Eamon had a fondness for old-fashioned themes, so she insisted on adding a vintage touch to the proceedings at the estate.

The place was decked out with twinkling lights and cheerful decorations, giving it a warm, festive glow. By the time Calliope and Silas arrived, the house was bustling with relatives and guests, creating a lively atmosphere.

"Auntie Callie!" Calista and Dahlia Baker, who were rarely both home at the same

time, beamed when they saw Calliope and rushed over. These two adored Calliope and were always glued to her side whenever they could be.

Silas gave them a nod as they came over.

"Uncle Silas, can we borrow Aunt Callie for a bit?" Calista asked with a cheeky grin.

Silas raised an eyebrow, playing along. "Borrow? What do you mean borrow? My wife's not a library book, you know."

"Not like that! Don't get the wrong idea!" Calista laughed. "I just need her help to pass a level in my game! You wouldn't believe how awesome Aunt Callie is—she can tackle anything!"

help me clear the game levels! Imagine if I couldn't do it-it'd be embarrassing for Aunt Callie, and by

for your reputation, can we borrow her,

chuckled, shaking his head. "You're quite the

I learned from the best! You're cool and generous, right, Uncle Silas? You're my

much, just glanced at Calliope. "It's no use

Calista pleaded, "Aunt Callie?"

laugh. "Alright, alright,

You're the

too! Can you help me

she knew it, Calliope was whisked away by the two lively siblings. Silas watched

catch up wittel.

lend a

welcoming the guests.

Calliope found herself in a cozy corner

with her game first, then turned to

a spark of curiosity in her eyes, asked about some health-related topics. "Aunt Callie, I heard you're something