My Bride Wore Her Grandfather’s 1944 Suit Instead of Her Wedding Dress—Then the Missing 1998 Papers Explained Our $18,000
“Go ask her.”
I started toward the hallway, but the church office door opened before I reached it.
Claire’s voice came from inside, low and quick, followed by Evelyn’s.
I stopped.
Sam came up beside me.
“Don’t.”
“Don’t what?”
“Walk in there angry.”
“I am not angry.”
He looked at my left hand.
I had been rubbing my thumb across my wedding ring finger without noticing.
There was no ring there yet.
I had tried the band on twice the night before, once to check the fit and once because the first time had made the next morning seem real.
Now I put my hand in my pocket.