I guess his curiosity -- and his hormones -- won out, because he not only agreed to meet both of us but offered to play host a few days later around l...nchtime. It wasn’t easy for both Terri and me to get off at the same time, but somehow we worked it out. And so we found ourselves standing on Matt’s doorstep. “Well, here goes nothing,” I said, and rang the bell. Matt opened the door. “Hi,” he said. “Come on in.” He smiled in Terri’s direction but she averted her eyes. As he stood back to. It was all perfect, beautiful and I was ready to make my vows to the man I loved. The wedding was a small event, only family and our closest friends were invited. Eric and I didn’t want, or have the money, to spend on anything larger. We didn’t want to cater to any guests we barely knew or hadn’t even seen in years. I think there is some old saying about the reception being for the guests. Why should it be? This is OUR day, to celebrate OUR union, the only people that needed to be there were. "But, mostly, I'm having a wonderful time learning how to use my new abilities." What kind of trouble did you have?" Lisa, naturally interested, wanted to know. "Just close your eyes and think of it. Let me look into your mind."Cherrill closed her eyes and relaxed. Victoria sat, almost mesmerized, trying to figure everything out. If this was the Princess, and the prime Phoenix, then that redheaded woman must have been... 'The Queen! Princess Lisa's mother!'Looking around while Lisa and Cherrill. I don't think Judy thought of herself like that, but she was getting there. Every lady wants her dream wedding no matter what. Every now and then a woman can get it. This time she was marrying her brother, it was a dream for her."Well, with all that taken care of now, make sure you let me know if there's anything else you need for the wedding. I mean you never know just what a bride may just want at her wedding," Connie said."Will do," Judy replied.Then Connie came over and sat with us in.