Walk Off (GROUND RULE #1) by Bree Kraemer EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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Celia
Thank god she’d been able to pick her own dress.
As she stared in the mirror of the hotel room she was currently getting
ready in, that’s all Celia could think.
Being a bridesmaid was hard enough. Doing it in an ugly gown was
harder.
Cassidy had been totally on board with all of the bridesmaids picking
their own gowns as long as they were the same color. It was a blessing since
the gorgeous, low-cut, strapless dress that Zara, her friend and another
bridesmaid was wearing would have fallen down as soon as Celia put it on.
It required boobs, something she definitely did not have.
A round stomach, now that she had. Which was why her own dress was
A-line. Tight on top and flaring at her stomach so no one could see those
last fifteen pounds she still hadn’t lost from having a baby seven years ago.
Jasmine might be the best thing that ever happened to her, but that extra
weight was a burden each and every day. If only those extra pounds had
gone to her boobs.
“You look gorgeous,” Hannah said as she stepped up beside her to
glance in the mirror. She was another one of Cassidy’s bridesmaids and also
Celia’s friend.
Celia tugged and pulled at her dress. “I feel silly.” This was the third
wedding she’d been in during the last year and she still hadn’t gotten used
to the dresses or having people stare at her while she stood up front with the
bride. Hannah’s dress was similar to the one she was wearing but showed
more skin up top. Her own went all the way to her neck. There was no need
to show skin when you had nothing to show.
“Stop being like that.” Hannah spun to face her. “Take the compliment,
especially when it’s the truth.”
Celia sighed. “I know, it’s just, you’d think this would get easier after
doing it twice before.” In the last year she’d been in her sister Ruby’s
wedding and Hananh’s.
“Someday, when we’re super drunk, you’re going to have to tell me
why you hate weddings so much.” Hannah patted her shoulder and strolled
over to the vanity where she freshened her makeup.
That was never going to happen.
Because all it would do was make her seem petty.
She wanted her friends to be happy, she truly did, but she also wanted to
be happy. Only she knew that was never going to happen. She’d never get
married and have the love she so desperately wanted.
The love she remembered so well.
The love she still held onto.
She might love him still, but he didn’t love her. And worse, if he ever
found out what she did, he’d hate her.
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