The Wrong Woman

The weather was perfect for Cole and Phoebe's wedding day, with sunny skies and a light breeze. It took two hours to get to the venue. Mila, Nathan, the Morrisons, and the Hoffises were all invited. The generosity of the Morrisons and Hoffises was staggering, their gifts alone could have easily bought Cole and Phoebe another house.

Mila presented Phoebe with a million-dollar jewelry set, while Nathan surprised Cole with a luxury car of the same value.

The Gilberts were thrilled and overwhelmed by the grandeur of the event. They never imagined that their humble rural wedding would attract such esteemed guests, including the wealthiest family in Norvania, the Norvanian general, and several other dignitaries and military comrades.

Cole's parents had underestimated Cole's role, believing he was just a regular assistant to Nathan. The prestigious guest list filled them with pride, giving them something to boast about for the rest of their lives.

Norvanian weddings were steeped in tradition. Mila found immense joy in experiencing it, almost as if she were witnessing her own daughter getting married.

She couldn't help but cry tears of joy as she witnessed Phoebe gracefully partake in the intricate wedding customs.

Cole extended an invitation to Cameron but not Fenna. However, Fenna managed to deceive Cameron into believing she had also been invited, so he brought her to attend together.

Phoebe's and Cole's discomfort was apparent upon spotting Fenna at the reception.

"I came on my own. Congratulations," Fenna said.

him once again. She seemed to

their guests, especially on their wedding

in the

was enjoying himself, reconnecting with old comrades

felt his way toward the empty seat beside Mila and asked, "Is this

up with old comrades for

then paused before asking, "Will Sienna be joining us,

"Phoebe sent her an invitation, and I called

Daniel's expression grew somber.

excitement bubbled over as she

halted, and

for her to speak, his heart

guy."

see anything. His mind became a void, his heart ached, and his fists tightened without his