Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

It was finally the day of the long-anticipated wedding. They were blessed with sunny and clear skies that morning.

The interior of the fortress was filled with colorful decorations. Both sides of the staircases were adorned with blooming red roses that exuded a sweet scent. This display of roses extended all the way out of the fortress and toward the chapel behind it. The dreamlike setting was just like a scene from a fairytale.

Family and friends from both sides were in attendance. Dressed in formal attires and with beaming faces, everyone stood outside the door, waiting for the bride's arrival.

"The bride is here!" Alyssa's sweet and crisp voice echoed through the main hall of the fortress. Looking like a pure angel dressed in white, Lauren walked out slowly, accompanied by Rose, Tatiana and Alyssa.

At this moment, female family members from both sides were in the room. Jasper, Sean, and Liam, who had no other duties, were also present. The rest of the men were standing by the chapel.

demure. The wedding dress, designed by Rose, wasn't too showy. Instead, it accentuated her

eyes gleamed as

entire fortress seemed dull in comparison to her. She was the only one whose beauty overshadowed everything

taking her medications, and resting. With Landon's company, she worked hard to nurse herself back to health. However, it was now winter in Bernardia. Despite her efforts and

to Alyssa's quick reactions, she

Tatiana and Rose wore

slightly, expressing her guilt. She felt like she was too weak. Those who saw

the heavens cruelly robbed her of her health. In an instant, Alyssa's eyes filled with tears. Even so, she held Lauren's hands tightly and smiled. In a soft voice, she reassured her, "You're fine. You're doing great. This is just pre-wedding jitters." "We're here with you, Lauren. Don't be nervous!" Rose exclaimed from beside her, beaming as she teared up a little. Outside the main door was a retro and glamorous carriage, waiting to pick up the princess of the day for her wedding.

over, a head full of