My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

Tia nodded, a soft blush tinting her cheeks, as she responded, “Yes.

Lulu’s observations were spot-on. Despite a hint of fatigue, Tia’s spirits remained high throughout the day.

The idea of marrying Stanley had once seemed distant, almost surreal. But now, here they were, immersed in the reality of their pre-wedding photo shoot.

Clad in her elegant bridal gown and him in his sharp suit, they stood before a mirror. It was in this moment, gazing at their joint reflection, that the weight of their imminent union truly settled on her, filling her with a profound sense of togetherness and anticipation.

“We came back today to share in your happiness,” June said, laughing and joking. “This is the happiest thing for our family lately.”

“Stanley, you’re getting married soon. Shouldn’t you take US all out for a big meal?” Samuel teased with a laugh.

“Okay, what does everyone feel like eating? Just let me know,” Stanley replied.

Seizing the moment, Samuel suggested, “How about we go to the Caelum at San Joto Tower?”

looked at Tia, then nodded. “Sure, let’s plan

surprised, “You’re really okay with it?” He didn’t think Stanley would

at him, hinting, ‘Do you think I’m that cheap?’ With everyone in agreement, Spencer confirmed, “So,

said

dinner time,” Gloria announced, getting everyone’s attention before asking Tia, “Could you please invite Mrs. Wallace Sr. to join US? With so many of US here,

said, standing up to go to

Sr. into the dining room. The whole family was there, having

her dinner at the Ellar

and offered a ride, opening the car door for her. “I’ll

independence. “No need, I can get

refusal, the weight of Emma’s increasingly suspicious

the car, securing the

other things to attend to; you really shouldn’t bother,” Patricia protested,

you,” Ellar offered calmly,