The Trouble With I Do (Fairhope Book 6) by Cannon Sarra

Author:Cannon, Sarra [Cannon, Sarra]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Tags: Small town romances, bride romances, clean new adult romance, sweet romance, family saga romance, college age romances, new adult women fiction, new adult romance series
ISBN: 9781624210440
Publisher: Dead River Books, LLC
Published: 2016-12-03T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter Sixteen

The weeks fly by as the wedding plans get under way for real.

Knox wasn’t excited about the idea of getting married in the church since he’s never really been one to attend church himself, but he seems to understand how important it is to my mother, so he’s willing to go along with it.

“As long as we still get to have the rehearsal dinner at Rob’s,” he says. “And as long as Jo gets to cater the reception.”

We’re standing in the foyer of his latest project in downtown Fairhope—a house that had some minor fire damage a couple weeks ago when the dryer caught fire.

“Of course,” I say. “I wouldn’t dream of having it any other way. Surely Mom can’t argue with that.”

He sighs. “She can argue with just about anything,” he says. “She’s taking over with this whole thing. Honestly, I don’t care what you want to do, as long as at the end of the day, we are husband and wife. Just make sure you’re happy with the choices you make.”

“I’m happy,” I say, giving him a kiss. “I need to get going, everyone is going to be waiting for me.”

“Have fun,” he says. “Stop back by afterward if you get a chance. I’m sure we’ll be here late today.”

“I will,” I say. “But don’t ask me what I decided on, because this is the one thing I want to keep secret.”

My wedding dress.

I’ve been looking forward to this day since I was a little girl, and butterflies dance around in my stomach as I drive over to Amanda’s Bridal Shop on Main Street.

I park and walk in feeling like a princess. Jenna, Jo, and Penny are all there waiting for me in the lobby, and they swarm me the second I get there.

“Oh my God, this is going to be so much fun,” Penny squeals. “I made sure that Amanda had some champagne on hand for us. This is definitely a day for celebrating. Where’s your mom? Isn’t she coming?”

“She said she’d be here,” I say, glancing at my phone. It’s just now exactly ten, so she’s not really late yet, but I don’t want to wait too long before we get started. “Should we tell them we’re ready to go back? Or should we wait?”

“I don’t see any harm in at least taking a look at the dresses on the rack and letting them know which ones you want to try on,” Jenna says. “Did you bring the pictures of the dress styles you wanted to try?”

“No need,” my mother calls out as she emerges from the back room of the bridal store. “I’ve already told them exactly what we’re looking for, and we’ve managed to find at least six dresses that will work to start. I told them that money is no object when it comes to my little girl.”

A familiar knot forms in my chest, and I share a look with Penny, who reaches over and squeezes my hand.

“Everything is going to be fine,” she whispers.

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