The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian) novel Chapter 1991

Chapter 1991 The Finale 2

Before Ian could say anything, someone in the queue behind them beat him to it. “Peaches? Is your wife pregnant too?” It was a man, and his eyes as he looked at Ian were filled with pity. Ian remained silent, and so did Susan.

The man continued, “Listen, brother. When a woman gets pregnant, her food preferences will change drastically. My wife had me buy her barbequed food in the middle of the night!” “N-No! I’m not! We’re—”

“It’s fine. You don’t have to explain. I know, I know. But then again, what you crave is just strange. It’s even harder to get it than my wife’s barbecued food. I have no idea how your husband is going to satisfy your weird cravings.”

In that split second, Susan’s cheeks flushed, and she desperately wanted the ground to swallow her whole.

On the other hand, Ian, whom Susan was hugging, showed a massive interest in the topic. In fact, his usual cold and emotionless eyes lit up at the mention of this. “So that’s how women behave when they’re pregnant?”

“Yeah. That’s how they all behave.” “Then what should I do?”

“Well, there’s nothing much you can do. All you can do is satisfy her needs. Brother, the hardest is the first three months. It’s like your wife is a completely different entity. Her preferences will change entirely, and instead of grumbling and complaining, what you should do is do everything you can to make her happy.”

At this moment, Susan raised her head, only to see her man typing something on his phone. “W-What are you doing? Hold up! Why did you take out your phone? What are you typing?”

Ian lowered his head calmly and glanced at her. “These are all talks of experience. I should write them down…”

Susan was rendered speechless. This is absolutely absurd! Two hours later, they finally registered and received their marriage certificate. Susan immediately dragged Ian away with the certificates in her hands upon receiving them.

The long wait had been agonizing. With the certificates received, it was now time for the wedding.

The wedding was set to take place on New Year’s Eve. According to Shin from Aquene Temple, that particular day was the best day for a wedding, and Sasha was extraordinarily happy to learn that.

Solomon looked at his mother-in-law and asked about his eldest son. “Yeah, but it’s okay. I’ll go get them some milk. Oh, Mom, did you see Yoel? He wasn’t in his room when I checked on him just now. Where did he go so early in the morning?”

Hearing that, Aoi flashed a huge smile. “He’s the page boy for the wedding, and Nat’s the flower girl. Vivian took them out. They’re putting on makeup as we speak.”

The prestigious lady who had been shackled by her country’s conservative etiquette was slowly setting her true nature free at the mention of her little grandson.

Solomon chuckled when he captured the woman’s every expression on her face before he returned to his room with the milk bottles.

While the babies were being comforted, the Hayeses who stayed in the training ground departed eagerly as soon as they heard the fireworks. They departed to their destination not as guests, but as helpers.

Saul ordered, “Ladies, go look for Sasha and see if there’s anything you can help with.” “Got it,” the ladies of the Hayes family nodded. With that, they swarmed toward the hall in search of Sasha and offered their help.

As for Saul and the other men, they headed toward the wedding venue, for their help was much more needed over there. After all, the wedding would be the largest and grandest wedding the entire Jadeborough had ever seen.q