When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1585

Chapter 1585 The Wedding 

At seven in the morning, Mason arrived with a group of groomsmen. 

That day, he was the man of the hour in Tudela. Many big shots and influential figures were present. 

Admiring the Smith residence, they couldn’t help but remark in awe, “Mr. Sanders is really amazing. This wedding surpasses even those of some rich scions.” 

“He is, after all, Nathaniel’s right–hand man. Naturally, ordinary rich folk aren’t in the same league.” 

Everyone was chatting excitedly. 

Cecilia and Charlotte were hosting the groomsmen, creating various challenges for them. The atmosphere was incredibly lively. 

Meanwhile, Lucille was seated inside the room, incredibly anxious. Despite her nerves, she didn’t forget to remind them, “Please, don’t let Mason drink any more alcohol. He really can’t handle his liquor.” 

“I know, I know. You’re not even married yet, but you’re already siding with Mason. Have you already forgotten your friends?” Charlotte joked. 

Meanwhile, Dale, Lucille’s father, couldn’t help but say, “He needs to face some challenges now. Otherwise, if he marries my precious daughter too easily, he won’t truly appreciate her.” 

Niamh Valenzuela, Lucille’s mother, reacted by lightly slapping his hand. 

“Back then, when you married me, why did you have me secretly ask my relatives to go easy on you?” 

Dale was at a loss for words, a classic case of being a henpecked husband. 

Niamh was quite pleased with Mason. While her own children led rather ordinary lives, Mason was different. It was said that his annual income was in the eight–figure range. He was essentially the equivalent of a big boss. 

Cecilia, upon observing the demeanor of Dale and Niamh, was abruptly reminded of the time before her own wedding with Regas and Paula. 

Regas spoke earnestly. “After you’re married, if you ever feel wronged, you must come back and tell me. Remember, this place will always be your home.” 

Paula added, “In rural areas, when a daughter is married off, her parents a dowry. But when you marry off your daughter, you even have to give one. This is definitely a first for me.” 

Regas teased, “Times have changed. We’re marrying off our daughter, not selling her. By providing generous dowry, she’ll gain more respect from her in–laws after the wedding.” 

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Those words echoed with absolute clarity in Cecilia’s mind. 

Queenie? Lucille had absolutely no connection with Queenie. Had it not been for Cecilia, they wouldn’t even know each other.