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"That’s right, sweetheart.” Henry smiled.
“Congrats, Aunt Barb. That’s amazing.” Christian smiled, and I slapped the back of his head.
“Yeah. Congrats.” Shaun faked a smile.
“This is ridiculous.” Simon shook his head.
“I’m sorry you feel that way, Simon. Conner, it was a beautiful wedding.” She hugged me. “Have a wonderful time on your honeymoon.” She kissed my cheek, and she and Henry left.
We all stood there and looked at each other in shock.
“I’m not buying this bullshit. I’m telling you. She’s up to something,” Simon said.
“Whatever, bro. Just accept it, and let’s move on.” Sam placed his hand on Simon’s back. “There’s nothing we can do. We have our own lives to worry about.”
CHAPTER44
Charlotte
We hugged our family goodbye before we headed up to our suite, for we were leaving early in the morning for St. Lucia and wouldn’t see them again until we returned home.
“Have the best honeymoon ever,” Charleigh said as she and the other girls hugged me.
“Make sure to Facetime occasionally or send us videos,” Grace said.
“We’ll miss you guys,” Sofia said.
Conner grabbed my hand as we said goodnight to everyone and headed to the elevator.
“Two weeks of uninterrupted bliss.” He grinned.
“We definitely need it after everything we’ve been through.” I smiled.
Conner picked me up and carried me inside the room when we reached our suite.
“Damn. This dress is heavy.”
“But it’s so beautiful,” I said. “I don’t want to take it off.”
“I’m sorry you feel that way, babe. It’s coming off.”
I smiled as he set me down on the floor.
“Then get to work, husband.” I turned around, so my back faced him.
“My pleasure, wife.” His lips trailed across my neck as his fingers unbuttoned my dress.
Our wedding night was just as beautiful as our wedding day, and one that would forever be etched in my mind. I never thought I could be so happy. Even though I had very little memory of our time together before the accident, it didn’t matter anymore. We would spend the rest of our lives creating new memories every day, not just with the two of us but with our baby.
Our two-week honeymoon went by way too fast. Our first week in St. Lucia was beautiful, and we had the best time. But our week in the Maldives, in our private over-the-water bungalow, took the cake. I had never experienced anything like it.
“I don’t want to leave,” I said as my head rested on Conner’s chest.
“Me either, babe. Maybe we should move here. We could raise our child in the lap of luxury.”
I lifted my head and smiled at him. “That would be nice, but you would never leave your family.”
“For this, I would.” A smirk crossed his lips.
