Trusting Stone (31 page)

“I’m glad to know there’s a line that can be crossed in a Vegas wedding. Because I thought maybe having the male and female Elvis’s acting as our witnesses was too much, but I was wrong. So thanks for clarifying for me that
LED
lights are actually too much.”
Humor
was not Sebastian’s forte, but he knew she got him.

Eden nudged him in the ribs. “Shhh. The couple ahead of us
have
chosen that bouquet. And it’s my wedding day, so you aren’t allowed to make fun of me.”

Sebastian didn’t respond. Instead, he squeezed her hand and calmly waited for their turn to walk down the aisle. Suffice it to say, as he looked down at Eden half an hour later as Liberace pronounced them husband and wife, this was not how he had pictured himself getting married. But then again, he’d never thought he would get married.

He thought back to the photos of his father that had been spread across his desk just a half a year ago and remembered how his jealousy at his father’s happiness had rankled him. All this time he thought something was wrong with him, that he wasn’t suited for settling down and eventually having a family, something he yearned to do with Eden. But looking down at his new wife, he
realized
that it was a matter of trusting that he would find the right woman. And he had. The woman of his dreams, in fact.

The End

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