Find me in your labyrinth (Stella and Jonathan) novel Chapter 2822

The rest of the guests, including Charlie and his group, all left that morning.

When saying goodbye to Magdalen, she clung to Estelle, refusing to let go. "The wedding should have lasted three days! One day just wasn't enough."

Estelle was speechless. "Don't worry, you still have Emily's and Marina's weddings to look forward to. You'll get your fill."

Magdalen straightened up. "When are you heading back to J City? Or are you leaving for your honeymoon right away?"

"I'll let you know before we go back," Estelle said.

"Then I'll wait for your call. Don't you dare sneak off. You have to video call me and send me pictures every day!" Magdalen gave Estelle another huge hug before getting in her car and leaving.

The last people Estelle saw off were Sallie's family.

Leonie looked at Estelle and laughed heartily. "I honestly never thought the first Macclain family wedding I'd attend would be yours. I actually cried a few times yesterday during the ceremony."

As she spoke, her eyes welled up again. Stanley Macclain, standing beside her, looked at her with disdain. "You're always like this. You seem so carefree most of the time, but Estelle's wedding has turned you into a sentimental mess!"

Sallie, holding her father's arm, raised an eyebrow. "You don't get it, Dad. Ms. Waldo is a woman of deep feeling!"

Leonie chuckled, dabbing her eyes with a tissue before turning to scold them. "I'm talking to Estelle. The rest of you, stay out of it!"

Estelle smiled gently. "Go on, I'm listening!"

Leonie took Estelle's hand. "I'm just feeling a lot of things, and my mind is racing. But more than anything, I'm happy for you. I'm truly happy for you!"

"I know," Estelle said.

Leonie's face lit up. She took a key out of her purse and gave it to Estelle, quickly explaining, "Don't get me wrong, it's not a house. I know no house could compare in front of the Lamont family. This is the key to our place. Sallie told you we moved into a new villa, right? I saved a sunny room just for you. The Jarvis family is your family, but we're your family too. We may not be the Jarvises, but whenever you come over, I'll personally cook whatever you want and treat you like my own daughter."

By the end, Leonie's voice choked up again.

That afternoon, the Lamonts had lunch together—the whole family, not a single person missing.

The atmosphere was as light and joyful as ever. With Norah and Henson Lamont as the resident comedians, there was no shortage of laughter.

After the meal, Catherine Lamont pulled Estelle aside to a small sitting room to go over the details of her customary visit to her family the next day. The Lamont family had already prepared all the necessary gifts.

Estelle took note of everything.

After a short rest, the Lamonts also left the estate to return to J City.

Norah was the last to leave, linking arms with Estelle and grinning cheekily. "I danced with Mr. Flemmings last night! I was so happy. Thank you, Estelle."

She would never forget last night; she would wake up smiling from her dreams.

Estelle had noticed early on that it was Norah wearing Sallie's bridesmaid dress. She nodded. "Winning over Mr. Flemmings is just around the corner!"