Revenge of the Hideous Lady by Moonlight

It was the first time they came to a venue with so many people, so naturally, the twins were excited as their small, dark eyes darted around. Everything seemed new and exciting to them.

Apart from the helicopters, Lynette Batton and Leon Batton were at the center of attention, with numerous guests making funny faces to entertain them. Some even took photos of them with their phones.

To their amusement, the children were cooperative, too, smiling at everyone they saw and melting people's hearts while they were at it.

The wedding march soon began while everyone watched.

Xyla Quest and Stanley Batton's helicopter gradually landed on the deck as their wedding song played.

The groom disembarked first, holding the cabin door open for his bride as he helped her out as a perfect gentleman.

With everyone watching in anticipation, Xyla held his hand and walked onto the red carpet one step at a time, heading toward the priest.

With the warm sunlight shining over them, the diamonds she wore seemed to glow even brighter now than when she was on board the helicopter. Every step she took made it seem like she was glistening among a sea of stars.

At this moment, everyone was stunned by how beautiful she looked, prompting them to capture the radiant bride's pictures with their phones.

time in

in tears seeing Stanley, the romantic

to feel excited since she and Stanley were already technically married, but now she realized that she couldn't remain calm when the wedding finally took place. For some reason, she felt emotional with an

little moment the couple went through over the

time they were forced to get married and how they got to know each other and fell in love

of it

couldn't help but think about her father and

her own

could see

but tear up

hovering mid-air began to scatter red flowers downward, creating a shower of rose petals over the

amidst the shower of petals, producing the most romantic and beautiful aesthetic surpassing an

as he beamed

Batton, do you take

and love her, in sickness and in health, poverty or wealth,