Chapter 38

Needs editing

Mary Redferne

As we stepped out of the chaos of Clara's bridal suite, Joseph and I exchanged a glance, both of us silently acknowledging the absurdity of the situation we found ourselves in. Amidst the drama and tension, a sudden wave of lightheartedness washed over us, and we couldn't help but share a mischievous grin.

"Did you ever think our family gatherings are more interesting than soap operas?" I quipped, unable to suppress a giggle.

Joseph chuckled, shaking his head in disbelief. "Honestly, I always thought we were more of a sitcom kind of family. But I guess drama suits us too."

We strolled down the hallway, the echoes of Clara's tearful confrontation with Joshua still ringing in our ears. Despite the heaviness of the situation, there was a shared understanding that sometimes laughter was the best medicine.

“I thought you’d be more upset after seeing your sister cry so much.” He asked me as I slipped hand in his and we walked around the water fountain. The cool