Avery naturally laughed along. "I did, indeed, wake up a little early today. Why does one need to get up so early for marriage? How nice it would be if I could sleep until I woke up naturally."
"Avery, I was worried about that, too. I even discussed it with Ben. He said I could sleep until I woke up naturally, but then the wedding ceremony would have to be pushed back a little later. But, as long as we inform the guests beforehand, it should be alright," Lilith said.
"Then you could delay it a little. The first day, push back the ceremony a little later. You can have the banquet the next day," Avery said. "You two are getting married for the first time. You could make it livelier."
"I'll go with Ben's parents' arrangements. If other brides can get up early, how embarrassing would it be if I could not? Also, I should be quite excited on the wedding day, right? I'm guessing that, even if no one wakes me up, I wouldn't be able to sleep very much," Lilith said with a smile. "If we were to tell you yesterday that you were getting married today, I'm guessing you wouldn't have gotten much sleep either."
"That's true. I'm not sleepy right now actually. I'm just a little nervous. This happened so suddenly."
"A surprise would surely be sudden!" Lilith was overjoyed. Ben entered with a bag, handing out chocolates and tips to the staff.
Avery reached her hands out to Ben. "I want some chocolates, too."
"Didn't you have breakfast?" Ben grabbed some chocolates for her. "It's still too early for the luncheon! I'll go get you some breakfast. You must have breakfast."
"Go give it to Elliot! I'm guessing he has not eaten either." Avery unwrapped a chocolate and put it in her mouth. "I'll get Lilith to help me get some food."
"Okay."
Ben and Lilith left the room and headed to the kitchen to get some food.
The moment they were in the kitchen, a delicious aroma wafted up their noses.
"Mrs. Cooper, what are you cooking? Why does it smell so tasty?" Lilith had already had breakfast that morning, but she had not eaten much. After smelling the delicious aroma, she was hungry again.
"Corn chowder. It's almost ready. Do you want a bowl?" Mrs. Cooper smiled and took a bowl out of the cabinet.
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