Another Chance for the Luna Queen by Aurora Starling

Chapter 0034

I stared at the reminder on my phone. How could I have forgotten such an important thing as my best friend’s birthday? Amanda must have been furious with me.

Was that the reason David had suck off to see her in the original timeline? Did he feel the need to cheer her up and show her that her birthday hadn’t been forgotten?

It didn’t excuse what they had done–they shouldn’t have been having an affair in the first place–but it did help me understand why they had acted the way they had and why they were most likely going to repeat those actions.

It also gave me an idea of how I could make sure to expose them. All I had to do was buy myself a little time. I needed to make sure somehow that the wedding, wouldn’t be official until the next day.

When we returned to the house, I hurried to my father’s study, where I knew he would be hard at work.

“Hello, darling,” he said brightly. “How did the wedding planning go?”

“It went well,” I replied, sitting in the seat across from him “We chose some very pretty flowers. David talked me out of roses, but I think the ones we got are just as nice.”

“Oh,” he said, surprised. “But aren’t roses your favorite flowers?”

“They are,” I confirmed. “But we decided to go with peonies and orchids instead to save a little bit of money. Plus, they’re more unique. Like Amanda pointed out, they fit my personality a little better.”

“As long as you’re happy with them,” he replied.

“I am. But actually, I had another question for you.”

“And what is that?” he asked, setting aside the paperwork he was doing and giving me his full attention.

“There’s so much to do with the wedding, I just don’t know how we’re going to have time for everything. So I wanted to ask your opinion about postponing the official marking ceremony until the next day. I know it may not be the most traditional way, but with such a large reception, I want to make sure all the guests can have a good time without feeling rushed.”

“That makes sense,” he said thoughtfully. “Is there any other reason you want to move it?”

“Honestly,” I said, smiling awkwardly, “I had hoped the marking ceremony might be a little more private, with only our immediate families there. So I thought we could hold it at another location after all the guests have left.”

and reached across the

about the marking ceremony. It won’t be

a relief,” I said

the next day after the ceremony. Are you all right with

“I’m just happy it will give me more time. I don’t want everything to feel so rushed that I

gives you a little extra time

dramatically at his words. My father had become very hesitant about the wedding after his interaction. with David concerning

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to act

and he wanted to make sure the man I ended up with would continue to dote on me as well. David’s failure to protect me

have more time to change my

father nodded. “That’s exactly what I

to sound confident. “I only want to make this change to ensure we can enjoy everything and not feel rushed. I won’t

a few times already,” he pointed out in

change my mind again. After all, David is my childhood sweetheart. Who

then back up at me with a

he said.

I could tell him every detail of my plan and confirm that he was right about David. But I couldn’t. This

and made my way up to my room. As closed the door behind me, I realized I was wrong–I wasn’t doing this completely

pulled out my phone and sent him a message. A moment later, my phone began to

of excitement went through me as Alexander’s nickname, “My Fiancé,” popped up on the screen. Part of me thought I should change the name, but I decided against it. It would

that he enjoyed our little conversations as much as I did at least, he always seemed amused, smiling a lot when

very few people I felt I could trust anymore. After what happened in the original timeline, I always felt like I had to be looking over my shoulder.

deal that benefited us both, so there would be no reason for him to

myself. Deep down, I knew something more was going on, but I didn’t trust my