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the
t. Patrick's Cathedral. He burst through the heavy oak side doors, his chest heaving, sweat beading on his forehe
the silk fabric of her bridesmaid dress so tightly her
rrell's shoulder. He leaned in, his voice a fr
tly locked into a hard, rigid line. His dark eyes narr
iarch of the Harrell family planted his gold-tipped cane
and shoved it into Add's hand. Add read the words. The blood drained
ered. Whispers spread through the
It beat so hard she could feel it in her
rows. "Fix this, Judge. I don't care if you have to pull a woman off the street. You will complete this ceremony.
wly loosened his custom Tom Ford tie. He turned his body, his shoulders sq
filled three journals with his name. She had watched him from
r lip until the metallic tas
stoo
and grabbed her wrist. "B
ls of her heavy, layered skirt and stepped ou
olished marble. The sound was d
r shock and disgust pressing against her skin, making it hard to
black suits stepped into t
e bodyguards and gave a single, sharp
her head back, forcing herself to meet Judge's eyes. His
ok, but she pushed the words out. "If you ju
sts at her sides. Her fingernails
an d
hedral. Add Harrell frowned, his eyes raking over
tion, quickly masked, crossed his features as he looked at her the way a
o her eyelashes. T
his mouth. He took a slow step down the stairs, stoppin
s Glover?" His voice was a low, gravelly s
She nodded once, a s
d before turning his head toward the s
dkerchief, fumbled with his Bible, and s
less diamond meant for Willa. He grabbed Blair's left hand.ectly into p
e bride," the pr
firm, brushed the very corner of her mouth. It wasn't a real k
heavy oak doors at the back of the cathe
la
brother, Mitch, stood in the doorway, his chest h

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