Another Chance for the Luna Queen by Aurora Starling

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“I’m so glad you could make it,” I told Amanda.

“Of course,” she said. “I want to be here to support my best friend.”

The next hour passed in a bit of a blur. It seemed like I was constantly answering wedding questions from one of mine or David’s parents or talking to people that came up to our table to congratulate us.

Our food came, and I ate what I could between small talk and answering questions. It seemed like everyone was having a great time.

Everyone except for Amanda. She kept making rude comments and she was drinking more wine than anyone else. Seeing so many people complimenting me and David must have been driving her crazy.

“It sounds like you’ve really thought through the wedding, David’s father commented.

I smiled slightly. “I can picture it perfectly,” I said.

I had answered every question based on my memories of our wedding day, so it must have seemed to them like I had planned every detail.

“David, are you okay with Ella making all of the decisions about your big day?” Amanda asked snidely.

“I don’t really care,” David answered. “It saves me the trouble of worrying about it.”

pouted at

took it out discreetly and checked the

replied. I wanted to wait until the restaurant was as busy as possible. I put my phone away and looked up to find the waitress

be any desserts

I answered immediately. “Please, bring some sweet

she

in surprise. “After you’ve already eaten so

smiled. “We’re celebrating,

8 p.m. when I saw the waitress approaching with the wine a short time later. I stood

strangely but handed it to

for coming out to celebrate with us” I said as I poured David a glass of wine. “It means the world to both of us that we can share

around the table slowly, pouring wine for everyone. As I

was the perfect distraction. Amanda was glaring at Davidas she listened to all of the land

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Amanda to pour her wine. I poured the powdered drug into the bottle and

you most of all. Without your support and advice, I

said quietly. “Glad

last of the wine in her glass, and she didn’t hesitate