The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 812

I complimented her from the bottom of my heart, "You look exceptionally gorgeous!"

After receiving my praise, she sighed gently. "It's a pity I can only wear this till noon. I’ll be changing out o f it after lunch.”

I froze. "Why do you have to change?"

Cassey shrugged. "Caleb's family is a scholarly family. They prefer a more traditional wedding dress."

After a pause, she said, "You'll have to change too."

I nodded with a smile. "Traditional attire isn't that bad either."

"That's true." Cassey cast her eyes down at the wedding dress she was wearing, finding it to be a slight pity about it. "But I love this one."

At this moment, Caleb walked over wearing a white suit. His figure was long and slender. He looked gentle, just like a charming young man.

He looked at us with a smile. "We have to wait for all guests to arrive at noon before we can start eating. You guys should have something to eat first."

"Yes." Cassey held my hand and took me with her. "

Let's have something to eat first."

Theo followed me at every step. Cassey looked back at him and said with a smile, "Mr. Grant, your wife’s mine today. Mr. Nicols and Mr. Lynch are in the parlor. There are games of chess and tea there. Call the waiter if you need anything. Please make yourselves at home.”

Theo stopped in his tracks, frowning hard.

He was clearly a noble and elegant man, but he seemed like a resentful woman at the moment.

I laughed and looked at Cassey. "Give me a moment."

I let go of her hand and walked up to the man. "I'll go find you when I'm done."

Having said that, I stood on my tiptoes and took the initiative to kiss his cheek.

She raised her eyebrows. "You don't want to?"

I sighed softly. "If we have a public wedding, then that means Munchkin’s identity will be exposed too.

There’ll be a lot of issues if that happens. It's better to let things stay the way they are now."

She frowned. "But if you don't have another wedding, then in the outsiders’ eyes, you're not his lawful wife and will suffer from gossip all the same."

I smiled. "Our lives are ours. We can choose not to listen to others.”

She twitched her mouth. "Well, aren't you the bigger man?"

After eating, the servants brought the dresses over.

The servants each held a classical sandalwood box in their hands and stood in front of Cassey in a neat line.