CHAPTER NINETEEN
ANNA
One of my fellow bridesmaids pushed a mimosa into my hands with a bright smile. "You've barely had anything!"
After she left to attend to her hair, I set the mimosa aside. Considering I was the bridesmaid-for-hire for this wedding, I could hardly get drunk off my ass before the ceremony had even started.
The bride, Mia, apparently hadn't gotten that memo. She'd been downing mimosas all morning. At the moment, she was laughing and gesturing wildly at the mirror.
I sighed inwardly. Mia had seemed so calm, even shy, during all of our conversations. Her fiancé Jackson had been the one who'd spoken the most. It had almost seemed that Mia hadn't even been interested in wedding planning.
I checked my phone. We had an hour until the ceremony. We'd just finished taking p
