Secret Wealthy Marriage
Chapter 1064 - 026 Newlyweds like nesting swallows, aunt breaks the appointment_10

Chapter 1064: 026 Newlyweds like nesting swallows, aunt breaks the appointment_10

Bernard Taylor was absolutely so capable that every night she had to beg for mercy, okay? It’s just that someone gave her a piece of lingerie, and yet, Mia Parker could even think so far ahead.

"Very harmonious? Then why do you need this? Oh, I get it, you’re not in good shape?" Mia Parker looked Avery Graham up and down again—but no, her figure was quite good, at least her chest was much more prominent than hers.

"..." Avery Graham wanted to scream; she really wanted Mia Parker to just leave.

Luckily, time flew by quickly, and soon Bernard Taylor came over to get her ready, and Avery Graham felt she finally got some peace.

Her father was waiting at the door, and after Bernard Taylor handed her over to her father, he went ahead to prepare.

As the clock struck, amidst the master of ceremonies’ impassioned narrative, Avery Graham, walking arm in arm with her father on the red carpet, step by step approached Bernard Taylor. At that moment, dressed in a black suit and standing upright at the end of the red carpet, he gazed at her affectionately as the music played.

It wasn’t an act, but with utmost seriousness, as if once that door opened, there was no room in Bernard Taylor’s eyes for anyone but her, Avery Graham.

When her father brought Avery Graham to Bernard Taylor and handed her over, the master of ceremonies stopped her father, "Please let our bride’s father say a few words."

"Bernard Taylor, I’m handing over my daughter Avery to you, and as a father, I feel at ease," her father said without any prepared speech, even surprised by the master of ceremonies’ request at first. But these words were genuinely sincere from a father’s heart.

As parents, the wish is simple—to hope their children are happy.

"Mr. Graham spoke beautifully, which is also the wish of everyone present here," said the master of ceremonies. "May the bride and groom be happy forever." The master of ceremonies then asked Mr. Graham to return to his seat to rest.

Next, it was the bride and groom’s moment, the entire wedding segment was simple and rustic, and due to a good master of ceremonies, everyone was immersed in an emotionally touching sequence.

The wedding ceremony ended, and the banquet officially began.

The bride and groom went to change outfits. Half an hour later, Avery Graham emerged in a bright red cheongsam, accompanied by Bernard Taylor to toast. Mia Parker was with another groomsman assisting.

The drink in Bernard Taylor’s hand was mixed with water—it was diluted wine after all, and with so many tables, if they truly drank at each one, it would be a deadly endeavor.

Although they didn’t linger long at each table, in the end, Bernard Taylor and Avery Graham still hadn’t finished toasting all of them, and the guests had finished eating and disbanded. Nancy Sallow and others came over, "Don’t worry, there’s no need to formally toast the family side; you’ve been through enough already, get some rest now. We’ll take care of the rest. Avery must be very hungry and tired. I’ve asked the kitchen to prepare some dishes; get inside the Resting Room and eat."

Nancy Sallow looked at Avery Graham’s exhausted appearance with great sympathy, deciding that they would handle the hospitality.

After all, since it’s a simple wedding, they would just notify the evening banquet time in the afternoon and arrange some entertaining leisure activities.

Avery Graham went with Bernard Taylor to the Resting Room to eat; she was truly famished. Holding her plate, she ate voraciously. Bernard Taylor was much the same but he first took care of Avery, handing her a bowl of soup, "Eat slowly, start with some soup."

Then Avery Graham drank soup and ate her meal at the same time, so hungry she ended up devouring three bowls of rice. Bernard Taylor also ate several bowls, finally feeling some strength returning.

Carolline Ruiz and others came in at that moment, seeing their state, Bryan Hawkins joked, "Really? Even with such a simplified wedding, it seems more exhausting than ours?"

"Boss Bryan, old age is catching up—can’t ignore that," Bernard Taylor remarked.

Bryan Hawkins spat, "I could spit in your face, and you say you’re old? What’s the saying? A man is like a flower at forty, and you’re still several years away from that."

"..." Carolline Ruiz and others held back their laughter. These upper-class society folks turned out to be quite down-to-earth too.

They even knew these sayings.

"You’re really shameless," Carolline Ruiz bumped Bryan Hawkins, then the women started their chat.

The men also sat down to talk, and Bernard Taylor had someone bring several pots of tea, chrysanthemum tea for the ladies.