The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning Max Charming

Chapter 1134

The wedding day started with the makeup artist arriving early in the morning before dawn. All the photographers were in position too. Madelyn sat at the dressing table, allowing the makeup artist to put makeup on her for almost an hour.

The makeup artist said, “Mrs. Jardin, if I may ask, how do you take care of your skin? It looks so good.”

Madelyn looked at herself in the mirror. Her skin was smooth and flawless, and her lips were red. She wore a bridal crown and a veil. Each intricate pattern was embroidered with silver threads on her beautiful white wedding gown. Many present envied her.

Madelyn’s expectations and joy for her wedding were far from what she felt now-numbness. Zach’s choice of wedding dress for her remained the same as in her past life.

However, in her past life, Zach and Madelyn did not have a wedding ceremony. They only had a marriage certificate to prove that she was his wife.

In her past life, she only wore a simple dress at their small engagement party. It was insignificant compared to the grand wedding ceremony she was having now.

The makeup artist smiled awkwardly when Madelyn did not respond.

just nervous, given her emotionless gaze, the makeup artist tried to comfort her, “If you’re feeling nervous, you can talk to us more. Look at you; you’re so beautiful today. You

want to

staring at the mirror when she said that. It was unclear whether she

words were spoken, they were like spilled water-irretrievable.

Madelyn’s words, everyone’s expression turned weird. No one dared

her bridesmaid attire. She looked beautiful with her long hair curled. She said,

Madelyn smiled, “You look beautiful, Mya. You look good in any

looked just like before;

and Blake were the only bridesmaids she knew.

the makeup session, Madelyn asked everyone to leave, wanting some time

then heard the door open. To her surprise, it was Kennedy who walked in. He was dressed in a

responded, “Thank you.”

ago. However, due to his current health, he couldn’t come. He asked me to pass