My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 521:

“Hello, Mrs. Norris.”

Kristopher guided Carrie to the sofa. He gestured at the table piled with packaging. “These are party favors, wedding sweets, and the bridal bouquet options,” he explained. Then, realizing he was being vague, he turned to the women. “Go on. Explain the differences to her.”

One of the women stepped forward, holding out a sleek box. “These are the guest gifts, Mrs. Norris. Every guest will get one. Each set includes luxury perfume, gourmet chocolates, custom-designed keepsakes, and scented candles.”

From the corner, Oliver chimed in helpfully, “Mr. Norris has been so busy, he had everything brought here to choose while he worked.”

Kristopher added, “I thought they all looked the same, so I planned to bring them home tonight for you to pick. But since you’re here now, you can decide.”

to her, they seemed overly similar, with the differences being negligible. She raised an eyebrow. “Isn’t this the sort of thing wedding planners

leave everything to them. This is a once-in-a-lifetime event. Every detail should be perfect—and we should be involved in making it that

could do it again every year. Different places, different styles.

“That’s not necessary,” she said quickly, shaking her head. “A proposal just needs one bouquet and one ring. A wedding? It’s way too

the young women, clearly smitten by the couple’s chemistry, sighed dreamily. “Mr. Norris and Mrs. Norris, seeing how loving you two are makes me so excited for the wedding day.

gifts, bouquets, and other wedding details, Carrie found herself uncertain about how to spend her afternoon. Just then, Billie called her, mentioning that a few

rare for Billie to extend such friendliness, so Carrie decided

just say the word. I can make an excuse for you,” he offered. “Or, if you’d rather wait, I can finish signing these

smile. “I don’t have anything planned for the afternoon. Besides, the Norris Mansion isn’t exactly a place I need you to hold my hand through.” Pulling her hand free from his, she stood up, ready