The engagement ring on Cameron's finger no longer felt new. It felt normal, comforting, like it had always belonged there. With his research path set and their new home in Fairhaven a lived-in reality, the next big thing was in plan: the wedding. And very quickly, it became clear that the Sterling and Blackwood families had very different ways of handling something like this.
At the Sterling estate, wedding planning was loud, joyful, and slightly out of control. Eleanor Sterling's original idea of a "simple garden wedding" had somehow grown into a carefully planned event for two hundred people, thanks mostly to Anna's excitement and Alexander's need for structure. The house and grounds were constantly buzzing.
Aaron and Cameron had flown back to their family's house for sometime in preparation for the wedding.
