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Chapter 117: A Wedding No One Would Ever Forget

**Ethan’s POV

“Alpha, shouldn’t you be getting ready? The wedding will start in thirty minutes.” Talon entered my office,

I flipped over another page of the intel report. •

“I’m ready.” I replied without looking up.

“Alpha, just to put your wedding suit on will take you more than half an hour.” Talon brought in the clothes and laid them on my bed. “Also, the dressing experts are waiting to serve you. They are outside of your door right now.”

I put down my files and looked at my Beta. In the corner of my eye, I caught a glimpse of the clothes-snow-white shirt, black jacket with coattails, golden wolf cufflinks.

I’d never wear something so stupid.

“So? Have I ever said I would change?”

It was Madalynn’s wedding day, and I was supposed to be the groom. However, I felt more like I was being prepared to be put to death.

“I can’t believe you’re going through with this,” Talon said, leaning against the table across the room. He was already dressed in a similar suit since he was to be my best man.

“It has to be done,” I said, firmly. “You know that better than anyone.”

“I do know that,” he said. “And of course I will stand beside you, no matter what.”

I looked him in the eye and said, “I appreciate that.”

Talon looked away. He wasn’t used to my kindness. He cleared his throat. “Vicky said that she had to go with Madalynn to a dress shop that was not open, however, Madalynn found out who the owner was, and forced them to open it just for her. It took her hours to pick out one that she found suitable. When she finally chose one, she insisted on alterations that the dress shop owner said would take her all night to get done. Madalynn’s only response was, ‘And?’.”

Talon shook his head and picked up a glass of whisky off of the table, taking a long drink. “However, that wasn’t the terrible part of what I heard.”

I arched an eyebrow, not sure whether I wanted to waste more time on anything related to Madalynn.

owner had a newborn at home who she was nursing. She begged Madalynn to allow her to go home to feed the baby since she had already been out for a few hours. Madalynn said, ‘the sooner you’re done, the sooner you

knew my expression probably didn’t look too kind at the

of the night to try on necklaces and earrings. She’d made a mess of the shoe shop trying to find the perfect heels, and she’d had half of the flower

and really was not looking forward to seeing

residents of the capital áre glad you only gave her two days, though,” Talon continued. “At least she only

this,” I muttered, and

true. Did Alpha Ethan just make

in

I was

I serve you, sir?” the older man in charge of my team of expert dressers said with

and waved my hand to send them away. They looked at each other but dared

to my closet and picked out the first black suit I

it on as I walked toward the door. “Let’s get this over

Talon joined me.

garden outside. Madalynn had insisted on an outside wedding near one of the only gardens she hadn’t insisted be cut to pieces while looking for bouquets. She had an archway set up above us, and there were other decorations

of that. I was ready to get

in the front row to my left, on my side of the aisle. I bowed to them, respectfully, as did Talon. James gave me a look-I knew he wasn’t happy about my

who would perform the ceremony stood next to me and gave the signal for the

had Madalynn managed to get them to move the grand

only shake my head

but again, she was doing this for me. Her smile was forced. Her bouquet didn’t

one of them tossing flower

walked Madalynn down the aisle on his arm. Madalynn was wearing what appeared to be a ballgown. The white skirt was so wide, it barely fit down the aisle. The bodice

her neck and hanging from her ears were also diamonds, huge stones that gleamed in

this to be

it was

that makeup was waterproof, or

marry this man?” the priest asked. “I do, Alpha Romero,” he said with pride. Then,

stand beside me, handing her bouquet off to Vicky, and taking my hands. She

thought about all of the awful deeds she had done, all of the crimes that she thought she had gotten away with, and all of the victories she