Total pages in book: 118
Estimated words: 112001 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 560(@200wpm)___ 448(@250wpm)___ 373(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 112001 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 560(@200wpm)___ 448(@250wpm)___ 373(@300wpm)
“I am so lucky,” she said as she teared up. “How are we this lucky?”
Daniel was quiet for a while. “I don’t know. But we shouldn’t waste this moment. Or any other.”
“I agree.” She took her future husband’s hand. “Let’s not keep our friends waiting.”
As they both went to take a step forward, and the wedding party turned to greet them, the wolves started howling again, and the old woman and the former sheriff disappeared into the night air. But they were never far. Lydia knew that deep in her bones.
Your true allies, the ones who kept you right and had your back and loved it when your life was going well, never left you, even when they weren’t right next to you.
And sacrifices made for the right reasons were never wrong.
And true love never died.
Just before they got to the circle, Daniel stopped, and patted down his parka. “Oh, you gotta be kidding me. I forgot my vows. I wrote them back at our house and left ’em next to Eastwind’s old BarcaLounger.”
“Don’t worry about it.” Lydia smiled up at her man. “Just tell me how I feel.”
“Oh, that’s easy.” He kissed her again. “I love you, Mrs. Joseph.”
“Well, I think that’ll do very nicely, Mr. Susi.” She patted right over his heart. “Very nicely indeed…”