Unveiling the Genius Behind the Divorcee novel Chapter 104

Unveiling the Genius Behind the Divorcee Chapter 104

Chapter 104 The Grand Wedding

A week later, the highly anticipated grand wedding that had captured the attention of the entire city finally arrived.

The melodious violin music began to play, with the musician standing on a raised platform, filling the entire venue with graceful rhythms.

Many guests present were well-versed in the arts, and someone couldn’t help but exclaim, “This violin performance is truly marvelous! Even from a distance, it makes one feel as if they are right there in the moment. Mrs. Delacruz sure knows how to pick the talent!”

Haleigh covered her mouth and chuckled, “Oh my, you’re too kind. This musician was actually invited by my daughter. She said that playing music through a speaker at a wedding is too lacking in style, so she specifically hired him from outside.”

Carmen couldn’t hide her excitement, “Of course, Gavyn’s wedding should be taken seriously.”

Both the mother and daughter were completely won over by Laila, and also, for the sake of Gavyn’s dignity, they were wholeheartedly devoted to the planning of this wedding.

From the selection of the venue to the placement of a single flower, every detail mattered.

Everyone was personally involved!

It must be said that although Carmen was harsh to others, she had an excellent aesthetic sense. The scene was dominated by a pure white color scheme, accented with light pink gauze. Underneath the red carpet, there were laser-cut marble tiles with a trendy starry sky design on it.

It combined the sacred beauty of a wedding ceremony with a touch of uniqueness.

Haleigh and Carmen changed into outfits that matched the wedding theme and stood at the entrance to welcome the guests. The stream of visitors was endless, and they greeted and attended to each one, their mouths filled with blessings and auspicious words.

A middle-aged man congratulated with a bow, “Congratulations, Gavyn! This time, you’ve married

the love of your life.”

“Ah, if it isn’t Mr. Zimmerman! You’ve finally arrived. I’ve been waiting for you for quite some time,” Haleigh said warmly as she approached him. “Come, come, please sit at this table. I’ve specially reserved this spot for you.”

“You’re being too polite! No worries, I can sit by myself.”

Albert Zimmerman pulled out a chair and sat down, smiling at Haleigh, “I’ve seen the bride-to-be, and she’s just stunning, with an extraordinary aura. She and Gavyn are such a perfect match, I’m

really envious of you for having such good fortune in your family.”

Haleigh couldn’t help but laugh, yet she playfully scolded, “Look at what you’re saying. Your son

isn’t too bad either, you know. He’s reaching that age, so you should hurry up and introduce him to a few potential partners. Who knows, he might even settle down by next year!”

Albert waved his hand, wanting to say something, but was interrupted by a sudden (h o n k) of a car

horn.

Glancing over, it was Gavyn’s car that had arrived.

The two people stepping out of the car caught everyone’s attention. The man was dressed in a luxurious matte greyish-white satin suit, while the woman wore a pure white, waist-cinching wedding gown adorned with tiny diamonds. Arm in arm, they walked up the steps, smiling and acknowledging their guests.

In an instant, all eyes were drawn to the scene, as waves of astonished gasps erupted from the

audience.

“The bride is just too beautiful!”

“Truly a talented man and a beautiful woman, a perfect match!”

“Oh my, it’s a match made in heaven, Mrs. Delacruz. No wonder they say you’re destined to have children.”

“No wonder Mr. Gavyn is so handsome! It turns out that his mother and sister are both stunning beauties too. The whole family is so good-looking, wow!”

Albert also couldn’t help but admire, “Ah, my son is all about having freedom to love, and I don’t approve of any of the women he brings home! You, on the other hand, have a great daughter-in-law. Ms. Marsh is so poised and elegant, and she seems to be very filial and sensible.”