CHAPTER 20
AZALEA
“Oh my goodness! You look beautiful, best,” Bella eyed me from head to toe and back to my face. There were tears in her eyes while she admired the gorgeous wedding gown that perfectly formed in my body.
Despite my inclination to have a solemn civil wedding, Dimitri and I would still be officiated by a priest. His parents were able to pull through a church wedding ceremony two months after our engagement. Although it wasn't important to me whether we wed civilly or through the church, I guess it made our parents happier to have the wedding in church. Hence, we no longer objected.
Incidentally, today was the 30th day after Nimuel’s death anniversary. The first death anniversary was often observed in Filipino culture. It was our way to pay respect to the dead. It was ter
