Ch. 536: Mr. Edwards’ Unraveled Life Chapter 536

Chapter 536

Elodie looked a little embarrassed. "My fiancé might not be coming."

"Huh?" Norah was stunned.

But she quickly refocused on the matter at hand. "You're getting married today, but if he's not showing up... You really need to think this through."

"I understand. Thank you, Sister Norah."

Kevin glanced at Elodie. "Need any help?"

Elodie, being Old Mr. Godin's granddaughter, couldn't be ignored by Kevin. He saw what was happening, and there was no way he wouldn't offer assistance.

Elodie shook her head. "I appreciate it, but I can handle this myself."

Her so-called fiancé bailed on her. If Kevin and the others stepped in, what would they do? Hunt him down, beat him up, and make him apologize?

Even if they did, the marriage was obviously over. She could deal with it on her own.

Kevin put his arm around Norah's shoulder. "If you need anything, just call me."

"Alright."

With that, Kevin and Norah left the Civil Affairs Bureau.

Even though Elodie was left standing there alone, her gaze remained firm, her expression calm and indifferent.

On the way home, Kevin was deep in thought about their upcoming wedding.

"Who do you want as your bridesmaid?"

He had already considered his groomsmen and had invited everyone he knew.

"Who else could it be?" Norah smiled. "Gloria is my only choice."

"The wedding is in three days, so go ahead and inform your friends and family now." Kevin was eager to make it official.

He wanted the world to know that he and Norah were husband and wife.

"Three days? That soon?" Norah was surprised.

Kevin's lips curled into a tender smile. "Is that a problem? We've already waited too long. We've been back for days, and after everything we've been through... why wait any longer?"

Norah sighed, smiling softly. "How could I say no after that? I'll leave everything to you."

What woman doesn't dream of a grand wedding?

She had been with Kevin for years, yet they had never had a proper wedding. Their marriage had been a secret, and no one even knew she was Kevin's wife. Then, Kevin had been "dead" for five years, and they had been forgotten by the world.

Kevin's insistence on making their wedding public now made perfect sense.

When they got home, Kevin called Kian to bring in the wedding dresses—every single one he had picked. He didn't want to rely solely on sketches; he wanted Norah to try them on.

Norah was stunned as the dresses filled the room.

"Are you serious?"

"Try them all on and see which one looks best," Kevin said gently, cutting her off before she could finish.

Norah couldn't help but tease, "What if they all look good?"

Her dark eyes lingered on him, amused.

Kevin stroked her hair affectionately. "Then wear them all."

Money and space were never a problem.

Norah was completely speechless. "You can't turn our wedding into a fashion show! What will people think?"

"Who cares? If you like it, why not?" Kevin was completely devoted to Norah, indulging her every whim.

Bonnie, witnessing the whole exchange, was exasperated. "You two are suffocating me with all this sweetness! Can you at least consider the rest of us before showing off?"

Norah, despite being in her thirties, felt a little shy and lowered her head.

Kevin, unfazed, said seriously, "I'm not trying to show off. I just owe Norah too much. If there's anything she wants, as long as I can give it to her... she’ll have it."

And even if he couldn't, he would go to any lengths to make it happen.

Bonnie waved him off. "Alright, alright, I get it. Just spare me the mushy details."

She had her own love story to deal with and had been staying at the Edwards family estate with Cooper.

Kevin was determined to make every wedding detail perfect.

On the big day, Esteban, Cody, Bonian, and Gloria arrived, along with Elodie.

Even Old Mr. Godin, despite his age, personally came to bless Kevin and Norah. Others, including Pharaoh, Baimo, Freyja, Karina, and Levi, were there too.

Karina and Levi had planned to marry that year, but Levi’s constant obligations delayed their wedding. Unexpectedly, Norah and Kevin beat them to it.

But those who knew them understood everything Kevin and Norah had endured. They weren’t just celebrating; they were truly happy for them.

Jace, of course, was there too.

He wasn’t one to hold back, gifting Norah a rare pink diamond necklace and a bottle of pills he had specially formulated.

Handing it to her, he explained, "I made this after researching ancient texts. Keep it with you—it could save your life in a critical moment."

That bottle wasn’t just medicine; it was Jace’s way of looking out for Norah, Kevin, Cooper, and even... someone else in their future.

Norah felt a lump in her throat. That little bottle held an incredible amount of effort and care.

Everyone had brought thoughtful gifts, and Norah was deeply moved. Saying "thank you" felt too small, so she hugged Jace tightly.

"Jace, thank you. You've done so much for me. I don’t know what I would’ve done without you. You will always be my dearest friend."

Having Jace in her life was a blessing, and she knew how much he had sacrificed for her. But she had given her heart to Kevin. She couldn’t love two people, so she could only treasure Jace as a lifelong friend and wish him happiness.

Jace patted her shoulder, smiling. "Of course. I’m family."

"Yes."

They didn’t have time to dwell on emotions today. It was a day for joy.

Soon, Kevin appeared to take Norah’s hand, and they walked down the red carpet together, surrounded by loved ones and their heartfelt blessings.

Their best friends stood by them as groomsmen and bridesmaids.

Their son scattered petals as the flower boy.

Pharaoh, Jack, Gwen, and Bonnie served as witnesses.

Kevin had even invited Martin and sent an invitation to Mousse.

Mousse didn’t come, but Martin used the opportunity to make a demand.

"I won’t come unless you give me a hundred million."

Kevin could afford it, but Martin had changed. Giving him money was like tossing it into a bottomless pit.

Still, no one expected an uninvited guest to show up at the wedding.