[ Rain ]
“You look beautiful,” I said to Kayley as I watched her fix her perfectly styled hair. The girl was fussing and, of course, I could understand why. This had been such an impulsive decision and, although it had nothing to do with the obvious baby bump, I could tell that she was nervous.
“Thank you,” she whispered as she finally turned away from the full-length mirror.
“Try and relax, this is your wedding day after all,” I remarked softly. Kayley blushed and I spotted Robin stuffing yet another macaroon into her mouth. “And you! Stop stuffing your face!”
“I can’t help it! Michael likes it!” she argued, referring to her unborn son.
“Can you tell I am nervous?” Kayley asked. I wagged my finger at Robin before I turned to Kayley and took her hands in mine.
“Yes, although I don’
