RUIN MONICA’S DREAM WEDDING

ARIEL

I woke up early, feeling a mix of emotions as I got my kids ready for the big day. Moon was bouncing with excitement, her pink tutu dress making her look like a tiny ballerina. Star, on the other hand, was his usual curious self, asking me questions about where we were going. I just smiled and told him to wait and see.

As I helped Star into his black suit and styled his hair, he looked up at me with his big green eyes.

“Mommy, you look beautiful,” he said, his voice filled with sincerity.

I smiled, feeling a warmth in my heart.

“Thank you, baby. You look pretty handsome yourself.”

Moon chimed in,

“And I’m a princess, Mommy!”

I laughed, hugging them both tight.

“Yes, you are, baby girl. You’re my little princess.”

Sophia helped me into my red designer mermaid tail dress, the fabric hugging my curves like a glove. The trail was long and flowing, and I felt like a million bucks.

Sophia gasped as I turned around, her eyes wide with admiration.

“Ariel, you look stunning. I mean,