The Bride’s Revenge

However, she opted for a more natural style. No one would even notice that she had makeup on.

Marion chose an embroidered set from Xena–a beige long skirt paired with a sleeveless embroidered gold–trimmed vest. The outfit made her look slender and elegant.

She casually picked up a white chain bag from the Good Witch Wardrobe that matched and studied herself in the full–length mirror.

It seemed plain.

She returned to the dressing table, opened the earring box, and selected a pair of pearl earrings to put on. She stood in front of her mirror again and nodded her head in satisfaction.

She picked up her bag and went downstairs to find Lucas.

Although her makeup was light, she had spent quite some time carefully putting her outfit together.

Marion walked to him and turned around in anticipation, asking, “Do I look good?”

“Very good.”

He got up from the sofa, walked to her, hooked her slender waist into his arms, lowered his head, and lightly bit her lips, “It looks so good, I want to be the only one to see it.”

Marion let out a sigh and gave him a look, “You smudged my lipstick.”

She hummed as she took out her lipstick from her bag and reapplied it, then said contentedly, “Let’s go.”

Lucas smirked and held onto her as they made their way to the garage. He opened the passenger door for her and waited till she got in.

“Thanks-”

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Marion wanted to thank him but noticed him smiling at her. She froze, and the words stuck in her

throat.

Fastening her seatbelt she asked, “So…What are we having for dinner?”