No Remarriage for us Stay Away by Livia Storm

Chapter 464 Someone Would Soon Replace Her

After Zachary was released from the detention center, the wedding plans for Stanley and Mindy were quickly resumed. However, due to Mindy's noticeable pregnancy, the ceremony was kept understated and simple.

One reason for the simplicity was that it didn't seem entirely appropriate for a visibly pregnant bride to have an elaborate ceremony. Additionally, a grand affair could prove too taxing for both the bride and the child she was carrying. Mindy was dissatisfied, but she had no say in the matter.

Moreover, if she insisted on making it a grand affair, it would seem as though she didn't care about the child.

The wedding car left Jacaster just after five in the morning, and by the time they picked up the bride, it was already eight o'clock.

Mindy, in a delicate embroidered wedding dress, stood beside Stanley, who was impeccably dressed in a tailored suit. Together, they exchanged vows before Stanley gently assisted Mindy into their new marital home.

As a member of the Fuller family, Lenora, along with Mallory and a few aunt-in-laws, was responsible for entertaining the guests.

Just after ten, they set off together for the hotel.

Although the wedding was kept simple, the hotel venue was lavishly decorated, exuding elegance and charm. The guest list, however, was kept intimate, with only close family members from both sides invited. To accommodate everyone, the Fuller family had arranged for two large buses to transport all the relatives from the Schmidt residence to the hotel.

Lenora, Mallory, and Mindy's mother exchanged pleasantries with the guests while escorting them into the hall. As Lenora turned around, she caught sight of a familiar figure-Tamara.

She was elegantly dressed, exuding an air of nobility as she walked in, clutching her handbag.

Lenora and Mallory shared a glance before the former said, "One of the bride's cousins hasn't arrived yet. I'll go and check."

Since Tamara didn't fancy Lenora, Lenora couldn't be bothered to greet her either.

"All right," Mallory responded.

Tamra saw Lenora approaching her. She lifted her chin, exuding an air of superiority as she began haughtily, "Why are you..."

Before she could finish speaking, Lenora walked past her without even sparing her a glance, as if she didn't see her at all.

Tamara's voice faltered, and she clenched her fists in fury, sneering inwardly. I'm Zachary's mother! How dare she ignore me? Does she think she can act arrogantly just because Zachary is fond of her? Just wait and see! Someone would soon replace her! Mallory stepped forward. "Aunt Tamara, you're here too. When did you get back?"

"I just got back yesterday. As Stanley's aunt,

should prepare a generous gift for the bride then, Aunt Tamara,"

the hotel to see

greeted as they approached. Glancing at Arnold, she said with a

had met Lenora once before at the hospital. He

brings you

eyebrow. "You don't know? Your cousin's marrying my cousin. I didn't see you or Mr. Schmidt among those who got off the bus,

a smile, "So Mindy's boyfriend is your cousin?

village either. All she

had come over to their house that

Mindy was involved with, nor had she

that she realized it was

the Fuller family. Hence, her so-called cousin must undoubtedly be a member of the Fuller

would

her past dealings with Zachary, Mindy glanced at Lenora, clenching her fists subconsciously. A

grand hall, inviting them to find a seat and

most of the guests had arrived, Lenora made her way toward

all from the Fuller

to the left

chair and sat down, leaving the seat next to Tamara for Zachary. Tamara glanced at Lenora and scoffed out loud. She has

scoff drew the attention of the few

the extended

been fond of Lenora. When she first arrived at the Fuller

disdain. Their

shift only

"You're here, Aunt Tamara. When are

Can't wait to get rid of

thought you wouldn't come this time either. I'm surprised how influential Stanley is to

arm. "It's Stanley's big day. Just bear

the chair to Lenora's right. Zachary sat down, holding