Return, My Love: Wooing the Neglected Ex-Wife

Chapter 1130:

Dunn eagerly reached to remove Aurora’s trench coat, barely managing to pull it off before he leaned in for a passionate kiss.

Aurora arched her neck, her breath catching in the intensity of their embrace, feeling as though she might lose consciousness.

Suddenly, Molly called. “Aurora, where have you vanished to? Aren’t you coming back to the party?”

Breathing heavily, Aurora struggled to sound calm. “I’m tired. I’ll rest for a bit. You all carry on without me.”

Molly sensed the situation but chose to tease instead. “Just make sure you stay away from Dunn; he’s probably enjoying his bachelor party!”

Dunn paused, took the phone from Aurora, and said, “The party’s dull without Aurora by my side.”

“Oh, hi Dunn! Are you so in love with Aurora that a single evening apart is unbearable?”

“Absolutely, I can’t bear it.”

Hearing this, Molly laughed while Lucas took over, joking, “Apologies, she’s drunk. Continue your evening!”

Ending the call, Aurora shielded her face with her arm, slightly mortified by Molly’s implications.

Dunn grasped her hand, fingers entwined. “I want to take a good look at you.”

They stayed awake, lost in each other’s company, until the early hours of three a.m.

The following morning, the wedding proceeded on time. Aurora, caught mid-yawn, was sitting at her dressing table.

Molly broke the news as she approached. “Aurora, Lynda caught an early flight out today.”

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Coming to her senses, Aurora asked, “Did she leave anything?”

Molly presented a letter found in Lynda’s room—a handwritten resignation likely intended for Dunn.

“Let’s not dwell on that.” Aurora glanced at the letter and then set it aside casually.

While she deeply valued her friendship with Lynda, her focus today was solely on enjoying her happiness.

“Please look after the older guests. They’ve seen me grow up. If any of them start to tear up, make sure you’re quick with a tissue.”

“Understood.”

As the ceremony commenced, Aurora made her entrance by boat, her approach across the lake ethereal, like something out of a fairy tale. Adrian gave her away to Dunn. The moment Dunn caught sight of Aurora in her bridal gown, he was visibly moved.

They pledged their vows, exchanged rings, and sealed it with a kiss, prompting a thunderous applause from those gathered.

In the front row sat their parents. Fred and Gracie were caught in a mix of tears and laughter. They made an effort not to appear too cheerful in front of Joelle and Adrian, whose eyes were red, as though they hadn’t slept well the entire night.

A row back, Katherine and Shawn were deep in conversation. Shawn, with a hint of nostalgia, said, “I’d do it all over again with you, if you wished.”

Katherine gave him a playful look. “Come on. It’s just a ritual.”

Behind them, Fannie’s emotions were evident as she rested against Bobby. “Oh, to be young again, isn’t it wonderful? Sometimes, I can’t shake the feeling that I’m getting old.”

Bobby glanced at her, noting the lines time had etched on her face but seeing past them. “Old? Never. You outshine the bride today in my eyes.”

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