Can’t Win Me Back

The luxurious carriage rolled to a stop by the red carpet outside the chapel.

The Taylor brothers, along with Julien, Sean, and Xavier, had been waiting there. Their faces were filled with joy as they threw red rose petals into the air.

They looked like knights guarding a princess, a sight remarkable enough to make anyone swoon.

Birds flew across the sky as the flower petals fluttered down.

With a royal crown on her head, Lauren looked every bit like a princess.

Meanwhile, the handsome men ahead of her looked like knights responsible for protecting her.

“The bride… She’s beautiful.” Silas couldn’t help but sigh.

“She is. Landon is a lucky man.” Julien watched on from the side. His eyes were glistening with admiration.

“I should attend more weddings when I’m free so that I’ll have more points of reference when it’s my turn. That way, I won’t panic and have absolutely no idea what to do.”

Silas made a mental note of everything he was seeing and experiencing.

Subconsciously, he smiled as he thought about his plans.

“Silas, does that mean… that you’ll get married soon too?” Julien asked with a look of exhilaration on his face.

thinking about

“Keep it to yourself, Jules. I want

Don’t worry! I won’t be

Lovelace. You’re already Julien Taylor now,” Silas

face had turned as red as the

a smart-looking suit at the center of the

went on a vegetarian diet for two months to prepare for this momentous occasion. He took good care of himself, even dying his hair and trimming his eyebrows for this day. He did all this to avoid

but in actual fact,

her dress while getting off the carriage. In the end, Jasper carried her out of

Lauren walked to Javier’s side and linked arms with him. The father and daughter duo walked into

Jasper stood with his back straight a short distance away, like a tree firmly rooted

as he waved at Lauren with a twinkle in his eyes. He was already so emotional on his younger sister’s wedding day. If it

with the accompaniment of a graceful tune on this important day. Their friends and family were all seated, their eyes filled with keen anticipation. Newton was seated in the front row, with Ben by his side. Seeing that Lauren was about to get married, he was filled with emotions, and tears were streaming

his eyes on the bride, who was slowly making her way toward him. He had butterflies in

his vision. He blinked hard to get a clear

over, mixing with a broad, joyous smile. With his face full of tears, Landon

had a kind smile on his face as he placed Lauren’s hand in Landon’s palm. “Be good to my daughter, son. Cherish her with

I will.” Landon gave his affirmation with a passionate, deep,

each other’s eyes and slowly walked toward Jonah. He was the celebrant for this