Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

The entire stage was stunning, with countless butterflies dancing in the air. It was extremely mesmerizing, and the beautiful butterflies made it indescribably romantic.

This was designed by Frank using technology. It was illusory but yet picturesque. It could be seen but could not touched.

The wedding began. The groom and best man stood at the end of the stage early in the morning, waiting for the arrival of the beautiful princess.

Chris glanced at the nervous Frank and kindly reminded him, "Don't be nervous. You're not going to war, you're just getting married. Look at how nervous you are." Frank did not even turn his head. He stared at the start of the stage the whole time.

At the beginning of the stage, Ava held her father, Daniel's, hand and slowly walked towards Frank. With every step she took, she closed the distance between the two of them. Jasper and Ruby stood beside her and scattered flowers. Pink rose petals fell from the sky, and a few petals even stuck to the white wedding dress. Alex and Stella followed behind as they carefully tidied the hem of her dress.

On both sides of the stage, Trevon's two daughters were showing off their driving skills. They both rode motorcycles slowly as they carefully escorted Ava on either of her sides. They were wearing matching black cargo pants, white short-sleeved shirts, and black sunglasses. Both of them also had small ponytails and were wearing short boots.

Natalie looked at the stage and suddenly ran out of words. She turned around and reminded the man beside her who could not stop smiling, "Trevon, letgive you a small suggestion. Can you nurture the two girls to grow up more lady-like?" At this rate, no man would be able to take care of them in the future. Recently, they have been obsessed with wanting to learn martial arts. They kept bringing it up several times a day.

Trevon did not think much of it. Instead, he was very proud and felt that his daughters were extremely cool.

"Well, it's not like Sophia and Olivia ruined the wedding anyway. Wasn't that what you were worried about back then? | already told you that they are just a little mischievous usually. They're still very reliable when it comes to important things." Natalie felt that there was no point in saying anything more. She was speechless as Trevon could find a million reasons to defend his daughters.

Daniel's eyes were shining as the light shone on Frank and Ava. Daniel patted his daughter's white-gloved hand on his wrist and reluctantly placed his daughter's hand on his son-in-law's hand. He said earnestly, "I'll really leave Frank and Ava to you now. Remember what you promisedbefore and treat her well." Frank held Ava's hand and nodded. "I will, Dad." They didn't exchange too many words. It was just three simple words. Daniel knew that Frank had always meant what he said, so he didn't say anything else. He gently patted their clasped hands and neatly turned to leave the stage.

Although her father, the bridesmaids, and the best man had left the stage, the car was still on stage. Olivia tugged at the corner of Jim's shirt and raised her chin coldly, indicating for him to help get the car. Before Jim could say anything, she had already thanked him politely. "Thank you." Jim wondered, "Isn't the place we're eating just by the side? Do they still need the car?" However, Jim agreed, "Aye, aye, My Overlord." Stella and Alex led the two children down the stairs. Jim and Chris suddenly cdown carrying a black motorcycle each.

As soon as the car was put down, the two children rode the car around to look for their parents. Jasper, who was wearing a suit, followed behind with his hands in his pockets. His expression was indescribable.

In the end, Trevon got up and brought the two children to the dining table. The children from the four great families sat at the stable.

It was the sfor the elders. Theo looked at the young people on the stage with gratification as they exchanged their vows. "That's great. Come, William, Daniel. Congratulations. Come, everyone, let's cheers our drinks." They probably wouldn't have the chance again next year.

Grace was wearing a pink suit while Emma was in a pink gown. Christina was also wearing a beige-colored suit.

On the other hand, William, Daniel, and Caleb were dressed in black suits. Nathan's suit was silver-gray and Richard's clothes were black. It was obvious that everyone had dressed up carefully for this occasion.

On the other hand, Joseph was wearing a dark gray sequined suit. He was carrying a child in his arms as he sat side by side with Christina.

Joy, Juana, and Angie sat together and started chatting. Compared to them, Rachel was much quieter and did not speak up much.

Only the tables that Theo and Trevon sat at were specially customized. The two tables were especially large and could accommodate about 20 people. They were also the two most eye-catching tables in the entire hall.

At Theo's signal, everyone at the table raised their hands and clinked glasses with Theo.

On the stage, only Frank and Ava were left together with the emcee. The emcee held the microphone and wore heels that were 3 inches tall. She asked with a smile, "Can the groom share the story of this fairytale-like love with us?" As soon as she said this, everyone below cheered. They were all excited to hear Frank's love story. Sof them had even put their forks down and were waiting expectantly.

Frank did not intend to explain all the details about him and Ava to everyone. He glanced at the guests in the hall below the stage and uttered four words calmly, "Love at first sight." A commotion erupted below the stage, especially Rose, who was sitting at the bridesmaids’ table. She could not help but scold her brother for being so scheming. She said, "I told you that my brother is two-faced. He pretended to be a big, bad wolf when he already had feelings for Ava from the start." Hackett chimed in as well, "How scheming. This is a story of a rabbit and a wolf. Little Princess walked right into a trap." Natalie helped his son with sfood while Trevon took care of his two daughters sitting between him and Natalie. Natalie also added, "You two are playing along well too." Sherri looked at the decorations on the stage and could not help but sigh. "Mr. Roberts is so thoughtful. Isn't this chair the exact copy of the one in Ava's room?" Stella said affirmatively, "Yes, it's the sone. | even took a closer look just now. It was amazing." Ava was no longer surprised by Frank saying it was love at first sight. A long tago, she had also asked him this question. At that time, Frank's words were ambiguous. Now that he had said it again, it really proved that Frank had actually had feelings for her for a long time. Perhaps it was before she had liked him.

She didn't want to delve into it. Not knowing all the details of something can also be a form of beauty. There was no need to get to the bottom of it.

Sherri continued, "Do you like it? If you do, just find someone like Frank then. After that, ask him to make you a diamond sling chair." Stella hurriedly shook her head and said, "Alex, do you like it? | think I'll pass. I'd rather the man be more tacky and transfer money toinstead. | can sleep peacefully if | see that the number in my bank account is rising." Alex didn't dare to wish for such things. Besides, she wasn't a materialistic person. She just shook her head and didn't say anything. The people sitting at this table were all rich, but they didn't give off the feeling of being high and mighty. They were all easy to get along with. However, she still felt inferior to them deep down.

On the stage, the emcee was hosting the wedding. The groom and the bride were exchanging vows. Frank's vow was simple. He said, "As long as | live, | will love you." As for Ava, she continued Frank's words and swore, "As long as I live, | will be in love with you." After the two of them exchanged their rings, Frank raised Ava's chin and bent down to cover her exceptionally beautiful lips with his. Ava hugged Frank's waist and raised her head to meet his lips. The audience cheered again.

After kissing for a minute, Frank moved away and rubbed her tender lips with his fingers. She smiled charmingly.

Because Ava was pregnant, Frank didn't dare to cause too much trouble. The lines prepared for the emcee were also limited. To this emcee, the wedding she hosted today was the one with the fewest lines in all her years of hosting. It was also the shortest tshe had to be on stage.

Frank led Ava to Trevon's table. There were two empty seats beside Natalie. They were reserved for the two of them. Seeing Ava coming over, Natalie pulled out the chair. "Slow down. Are you tired?" Ava slowly sat down. "Fortunately, Frank has already omitted many segments." She only said a few simple words and did not stand much.

Seeing that the stage was already empty and the stage was still so beautiful, Trevon's two daughters felt that it was a pity for it to be empty like this. They really wanted to go up on the stage. They waved at their father, leaned close to his ear, and said, "Daddy, we'll go up to play for a while." Trevon turned to look at the stage that was extremely costly to build. It would indeed be a waste to not let them play. It would be demolished tonight anyway, so he agreed. "Go." Jasper and Ruby were already full. Seeing that the two girls had already gotten down from their seats and rushed to the stage, Jasper was really worried about them. He could only helplessly follow behind them. Seeing that Jasper had left, Ruby also followed closely behind.

The child on Edward's leg kept wriggling his butt and was about to follow the others, but he was stopped by Edward. "You don't have the ability to follow them yet." Liam, who was beside Hackett, had long followed behind his sister. He had only caught up to the others in front when the stage was instantly occupied by the group of children. The few of them were having a lot of fun on the stage. Ruby was sitting in the diamond sling chair. She was touching everything here and there. She liked it very much.

Perhaps gentle and ladylike girls liked these kinds of things that shone brightly under the light.

On the other hand, Trevon's two daughters were different. They got into the carriage directly. Fortunately, the carriage could not be moved. Otherwise, Natalie suspected that her two daughters would have driven the carriage out of the wedding venue.

Seeing that Natalie kept turning back to look at the stage, Trevon comforted her calmly, "Don't worry, there are bodyguards by the side. Just eat more." As he spoke, he put more food into her bowl.

It was rare for Frank to raise his glass to everyone. It was red wine. He did not say much. Everything could understand what he wanted to say. "You've worked hard." Trevon picked up his glass first. It was also red wine. Hackett and the others did the same. The girls had juice.

Stella took the wrong glass and took a sip. She realized that it was red wine. "Wait, didn't | pour blueberry juice? Why is it red wine?" Stella put down the glass and stuck out her tongue. She placed the red wine in front of her brother, Chris, without hesitation. Then, she asked the waiter to take another glass and poured a glass of blueberry juice.