Ex-Husband’s Regret by Evelyn M.M novel Chapter 535

Emma.

I dance with Molly, allowing the music to wash over me. I have a bit of pain in my back, but it doesn’t really matter when I am so freaking happy.

My dress swooshes around me as we scream the lyrics to Cruel Summer by Taylor Swift at the top of our lungs. Ava, who is heavily pregnant, joins us. I laugh because she thinks she’s dancing, but she’s not. I don’t even know what to call what she’s doing.

I can count the few times when I have been my happiest. One is when I passed my bar exam; the second is when Gunner called me mom for the first time in a long time; and the third is today. On my wedding day.

You heard that right. I’ve just gotten married, and I couldn’t have been happier.

Remember the cute lawyer I told Ava about on Jame’s birthday? Well, he never gave up, no matter how many times I turned him down. He constantly asked, and by that, I mean he asked almost every day. I got tired of the same question over and over again, so one day I said yes. It turned out to be the best decision of my life.

I slow down in my pace, my eyes searching for my husband. There he is. Killian Lennox. He jokes about how his name is a mouthful, but I don’t mind. I think Emma Lennox has a nice ring to it, don’t you?

As if feeling my gaze on him, he turns around, his soft obsidian eyes clashing with mine. He is with Rowan, Reaper, Gabriel and Calvin. His lips pull up in a smile before he winks at me. A wink that promises a wild wedding night.

Where do I even begin? I underrated him when I said that he was cute. I just didn’t want Ava to continue hounding me about him. Killian is hot and boy does he know it. He is egoistic, bossy and domineering, but he is also really sweet and kind. He kind of reminds me of a big teddy bear. He is all soft and mushy on the inside.

He proposed four months into dating. I thought that we were moving too fast, but he asked what the use of waiting was when he already knew that I was the one for him. I swear I melted right there and then. I’d already fallen for him, but I was scared. Scared of making a mistake. I was afraid that I wasn’t enough. That I wasn’t built for love.