Karen could see the bitterness tugging at the corners of her cousin's mouth. She knew better than anyone how much he had fallen for Dorothy.

"Hey, you'll find the right one, you're still young," she said, trying to offer some comfort.

Kenneth just shook his head, "There won't be another one. I think I've lost it." Karen fell silent, not knowing what to say.

"Don't worry about me," Kenneth continued, "You've got your hands full with the wedding prep. It's not a walk in the park, you know. If you need anything, just holler. I might not be a fan of your future hubby, but as long as he treats you right, that's what counts.” Tears suddenly welled up in Karen's eyes.

"I'm sorry. You've been there for me, and I couldn't..." "Sorry? For what? Maybe I'm just not good enough, huh? Some things aren't meant to be, no matter how hard you wish for them." Kenneth had run through this scenario in his mind a thousand times, knowing all too well that Dorothy's chances of saying 'yes" were slim to none.

But that's the thing about longing for something so deeply; you can't help but hope against hope that the slightest chance might just land in your lap.

Now, with his dream shattered, he had no choice but to face the music.

up early.

only one in the fourth project team there; the office was quiet as

tranquility, feeling as

the morning meeting, she neatly placed them on her desk. Then she washed a cloth and

everything was in order, Dorothy sat back at her desk and flipped

had been surprisingly quiet yesterday, with not a single message or video of

she didn't want to pry. What if they were just busy? After all, Everett usually kept her updated

for the meeting!" her assistant called, snapping Dorothy out of her

the documents and heading

had been a tough week for everyone, so she hadn't assigned any weekend work.

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