"Mrs. O'Donnell," Jack said.She smiled as she kissed him lightly once more. "That has a really nicering to it." She looked down at her hand and admir...d her rings nestedtogether. Jack reached over and grabbed the champagne chilling in thebottle, he poured two flutes and sat back handing her one. "To mybeautiful bride on her wedding day," he said and they clinked glasses.Ann sat back in the seat and laughed out loud."What?" Jack asked, puzzled."I do believe," she said laughing again, "that I am. The next biggest news, next to the unexpected marriage, was that Mark had proposed to his girlfriend of three years, but she wasn't here and Jon had never even met her; that was simply not the sort of friendship he shared with his cousins. Of course, this being a family affair, with not even Mark's fiancée in attendance (what was her name, anyway?), Caitlyn was eventually asked as to why she was not with hers. These questions ended once the situation was related—without too many nasty details,. Within the span of a few short hours, we already had several personal notes waiting for us in our in-box, though none so far from anyone close or local. At first, we began to wonder if we ever really would as we had heard a few stories. People (mainly men pretending to be women) or couples whose profiles and pictures didn't accurately represent who it was they really were.We had gone in with the intent to be as honest as we could be. We were certainly no Ken and Barbie, though I daresay, my. "Beth Andrews. Sorry to interrupt your Sunday morning, but we have a bit of an emergency here. Can you come over? Thanks; see you then." I just called my financial advisor, and he's coming over. I trust him to guide us in this." A half-hour later, the doorbell rang. Beth let a man in, and introduced him as Jim Carnes. "Jim", she said, "Tim here found a dollar bill Friday morning lying on the sidewalk outside the diner and, on a lark, bought a lottery ticket. They never questioned his age,.
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