Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism novel Chapter 691

Given the sheer size of the diamond, Violeta would not wear the ring daily, so it was also designed as a pendant. If she ever chose not to wear it, she could hang it around her neck as a stunning pink diamond necklace, still radiant and eye-catching.

The wedding was intimate yet exquisite, inviting only close friends and family members.

Violeta specifically requested this; she wanted her wedding to be simple and free of unnecessary guests. The Frosts were naturally low-key, so Glen fully supported Violeta's idea. Given Hayden's current position, a lavish affair wasn't appropriate.

Irene agreed to keep the wedding modest but insisted that everything be elegant and refined. This was her bottom line for her daughter's wedding. Therefore, while the event wasn't grand, everything was lavishly beautiful, almost like a fairy tale.

When the Whites married off their daughter, it truly felt like a princess was getting wed.

Irene adored Violeta like her precious treasure. She didn't need to be hands-on, yet she spent countless nights preparing for Violeta's wedding, even moving to Wiltonshire a month in advance to decorate the church.

Watching her daughter get married, Irene's eyes glistened with tears as she leaned on Anton's shoulder.

Under the priest's witness, Violeta and Hayden made vows to spend their lives together, and everyone in attendance wore beaming smiles.

Many guests took photos during the wedding; there was no way to keep it a secret.

Pictures from the ceremony spread like wildfire on Twitter, sparking discussions and trending for a week.

After getting married, Violeta took a vacation, spending half a month traveling abroad with Hayden.

Some people were filled with joy, while others wore frowns.

They were both in Wiltonshire, but while Violeta was soaring high, Evelina's situation was dire.

Evelina had scheduled her surgery with Henry, but the date had been postponed. She initially thought she would be able to have her surgery after a month. Still, when the new appointment came, Henry delayed it again!

The second postponement pushed her surgery back two months.

Over three months, Evelina's health deteriorated further.

They had to seek other doctors with no way to file a complaint. However, no other doctors were willing to take her case due to the delays in her treatment and with the word out that Evelina was a patient Henry didn't want.