My Baby's Daddy

Even if the media wouldn’t report on the wedding, it would still be the grandest and the most luxurious wedding. After the wedding service agency was certain of the wedding venue, they would provide the young couple with several proposals. As for the details, it would entirely be left for them to decide.

In the afternoon, they went to a bridal shop accompanied by Anastasia. Averna had the world’s top-of-the-line bridal shop; any brand they desired could be found there.

As Ellen and Willow were close in age, they went through the catalog together, with Willow providing suggestions and Ellen making the final call. In the end, they decided on four sets of wedding gowns and eight evening dresses. As for the jewelry,

Anastasia’s company would be responsible for providing the best of the best. As they only had a month to prepare for the wedding, anything that had to be decided early” on was decided then.

Jared had to make a trip to the company later in the afternoon, so he left his soon-to be wife with his mother and sister, giving them at chance to shop and have afternoon tea.

It was true when they said women had more to talk about when they were together. Later, Willow held Ellen’s arm as they followed Anastasia into a tea house.

two attendants who stood at the entrance stiffened instantly, for it was none other than Selena. The young woman had gotten a job as an attendant at

into her new job, and it made her absolutely embarrassed. Looking at the beautiful girl holding Ellen’s arm and the elegant woman,

that, she sized Anastasia up. Can she be

at that. Ellen has become the Presgraves’

until the trio went further into the tea house that Selena let out a murky breath, feeling incredibly

a job because she couldn’t stand the pressure Olivia inflicted on her. She dreaded the fact that she might run into someone familiar. However, this

couldn’t help taking a peek and found the trio took the table by the floor-to-ceiling window with Ellen’s back facing her. “Selena, come and attend to the customers,”

into the tea house, but working here, she still had to

manager as she pointed to

she heard wrong. She couldn’t believe a new employee dared to bargain with her. Seeing that the manager

could only bite the