Find me in your labyrinth (Stella and Jonathan) novel Chapter 2783

Gabriel smiled too. He placed Estelle's hand in Jonathan's, as if completing a sacred mission. “I wish you both all the best.”

Jonathan nodded. “Thank you.”

The chapel erupted in thunderous applause and cheers.

Estelle gave Gabriel a deep look, a look that spanned the lessons of childhood, the companionship of growing up, and the profound love of a brother and a family, all contained within that single glance.

Gabriel gave her a slight nod, a gesture of encouragement and blessing, much like when he used to hold her hand as a child, guiding her from a small, isolated girl into the strong, resilient Stella she had become.

They would continue to be there for each other, even if not physically beside one another, even if their paths diverged. The bond they shared was ingrained in their very bones, as constant as the air and sun, always with them.

Estelle turned back, taking Jonathan's arm to continue down the aisle. Knowing Gabriel was right behind her, her steps felt even more steady.

And the man by her side made her feel as though she could walk forward without a single worry.

The aisle was long, and the road ahead of them was even longer. But as long as they walked it hand in hand, there seemed to be nothing to fear.

Jonathan turned his head slightly to gaze at her beautiful profile, his grip on her hand warm and strong.

In a corner of the chapel, Manley leaned casually against a large, carved stone pillar, his eyes fixed on Estelle. He watched her intently, as if trying to commit every detail of her appearance, every subtle expression, to memory.

He had always known she was beautiful, but today, she was breathtaking.

Magdalen raised an eyebrow at her and whispered, “Absolutely stunning!”

Estelle turned to face Old Mr. Jarvis and Old Mr. Quintin. Seeing the warm, loving smiles on the two elders' faces, she felt as if the sun had suddenly become a little brighter.

The officiant, an elder from J City, was dressed in a formal suit. With a solemn yet gentle expression, he smiled at the couple. “First, I would like to wish the newlyweds a happy marriage and a lifetime of happiness together!”

Estelle and Jonathan thanked him in unison.

In the quiet and dignified chapel, the officiant began to speak.

“Distinguished guests and friends, good afternoon. It is my great honor to be here today as the officiant for Mr. Lamont and Ms. Macclain. I would also like to thank all of you for being here with me to witness one of the most important days in the lives of this couple. Thank you all!”