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noon and was eager to see her. She had invited him to dinner and the first thing he’d done, after giving her a hug and telling her how much he had missed her, had been to ask what day she had picked for their wedding. “Maybe she’s decided not to marry you after all, Fletch,” Jill said, smiling sweetly over at him with a deliberate glare in her eyes. “That’s enough, Jillian,” Pam said to her sister. Jill didn’t know how true her words were. “I’ve been busy, Fletcher.” He frowned. “Too busy to plan a wedding that we both know needs to take place?” She frowned back, wishing he wouldn’t discuss such matters in front of her sisters. “We can talk about this later, Fletcher.” She knew he didn’t like putting off the discussion. In truth, she didn’t

Eleven “P lease, Pammie, you don’t have to marry him,” Paige said with tears in her eyes. “And why didn’t you want to talk to Dillon when he called this week?” Nadia asked. “Why couldn’t we pick up the phone when caller ID said it was him?” Pam closed her eyes and looked across the room at Jill who hadn’t said anything but whose eyes were narrowed. She then looked at Iris who looked just as upset. “Listen you guys, this is my wedding day.” She then turned her attention to Paige. “And I do have to marry him. You don’t understand now but one day you will. “The reason I didn’t want to talk to Dillon this week is rather complicated, but I had my reasons,” she said to Nadia. She ignored Jill’s undignified snort. “Come on, Reverend Atwater just arrived and we need to get this over with.” Pam glanced over at Iris, glad her friend had kept her mouth shut for once. Iris had been giving Pam an earful all morning. “Well, how do I look?” Pam twirled around the middle of the room in the new dress s

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