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GRACE
“Wait!” I shouted, panicking. I wasn’t ready to marry them at this moment.
Actually, I was, and that was the reason I’d called out. I shouldn’t be ready. I needed time to think. They’d been like a tornado. I’d heard about one that had struck east of Billings a few years back. Strong, swirling winds and total devastation. I felt like I’d been tossed about, at least my emotions anyway, all day long. It was like they were a fierce storm that had blown into my life and changed it. Turned my path, my entire way of life upside down in a matter of hours.
I needed time.
I needed—
“I need a dress!”
Charlie and Hank stared at me. So did Kane, Ian, Mason and the others.
“Of course, you do,” Emma said, approaching her husbands holding a little girl with the same dark hair as hers. Elli
