My Love Until the Last Goodbye (Mary and Maximus) novel Chapter 1005

The church was beautifully decorated, with exquisite white flowers adorning every corner of the place.

Everything had been meticulously chosen by Valerie and Laura, who had put great care and effort into those small but meaningful details.

There weren’t too many guests, but considering how the story had started, the number was actually quite significant.

On the bride’s side, the Bartzs were on their way to the church, while Frederick and Camille were already seated, with Albert and Caroline in their arms. No matter how much they tried to keep a low profile, their relationship was more than obvious now. Camille’s two daughters, so beautiful and young, were sitting beside them.

On the groom’s side, Magnus, Maximus, Diana—holding Adele—Paul, and Maurice had taken their seats. They belonged to both families, but symbolically, their placement was a way of saying that he was the bride’s father and that he would always be present in her life, just like all her brothers.

Then there was Regina Fernandez, accompanied by a young girl of about fourteen, her niece, Amelia Fernandez. Amelia was visiting Spain and had come with her aunt to this important event.

The young girl was beautiful but shy, her delicate features unmistakable for a girl her age. And those very features didn’t go unnoticed by Paul, who was immediately captivated the moment he saw her.

Aurora and her husband, along with their children, were also seated among the bride’s guests. It was incredible for her to witness this moment—seeing a little girl she had never met before now standing at the altar. Nostalgia washed over her as she realized that the child she had once worried so much about was now joining her life with the son of a man who had once promised to take care of her mother.

“Oh, Agnes, if only you could see this… You’d feel just like I do,” Aurora said through tears.

Danielle was happy to see how Peter and his family were welcoming her and Ellie with open arms.

Peter was practically adopting her as a sister. He had even bought a house for her and Ellie—one she liked, where they could live comfortably and peacefully. Ellie had started at the same school as John and Ethan. Their lives had changed drastically, and they were still adjusting.

Beside them, Theodore sat next to Fiona, who, now free from the clothes she had once been accustomed to wearing, looked more youthful and radiant. Adam was with them, and anyone who saw the young man could immediately tell he was the spitting image of Theodore—just forty years younger.

Theodore couldn’t have been more content with his family. As for Fiona, she was grateful beyond words to see how the man she had chosen to love was changing day by day, slowly opening his heart to her.