Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Rosella said: “Let’s go to dinner. I called the Wiltspoon Hotel and booked a private room. Let’s go there to eat and celebrate. I also invited everyone to the hotel for dinner. Grandma knows that you two got married today. I’m very happy to get the certificate.

Camryn, I just called your aunt Azalea (Evelyn) and told her about you and Callum getting the marriage certificate. Please ask your aunt to come over so that you and Callum can talk about the wedding.

There are still a few months before the New Year, so we should try to have the wedding before the end of the year.”

Rosella was so quick.

As soon as the two little ones here received their certificates, she made an appointment with Azalea (Evelyn) over there to discuss the wedding of the young couple.

Although Camryn’s stepfather and biological mother were still there, they were in prison, and Camryn hated them and would not discuss the wedding with them. Therefore, Rosella invited Azalea to come over.

However, Mrs. Newman was Camryn’s biological mother after all. Rosella still asked her daughter-in-law for her wishes: “Camryn, where is your mother? Do you want to tell her?”

to get blessings from Mrs.

thought for a while, she said, “I’ll go with Callum to see her and tell her that my parents can talk to my little aunt Azalea about everything about Callum and my wedding. Even though the Newman family is big,

but he was still young and did not

“Okay.”

know that you have received your marriage certificate. She

family supported her. Her eyes were also getting better, and Azalea was relieved to leave her poor and lucky niece

she didn’t go back to her parents’ house often. But

heart, Azalea had long since taken her

She felt the care like maternal love from her little aunt,

asked, “When are you and Callum going to visit the

When she comes back after seeing her,

“Let’s go eat first so we don’t

pulled her hand back, stopped, and said to him with a smile, “Today, you two just received the marriage certificate. Mom won’t compete