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At first, just a few: an aunt, a groomsman, someone holding a phone. Then more — quiet, listening, their faces changing as they understood what they were hearing.
Vanessa didn’t see them.
“You didn’t tell me any of this.”
“Because you would’ve made it a problem,” she said.
“Like you’re doing now.”
I finally spoke.
“Vanessa.”
She turned to me, irritated. “What?”
I nodded past her shoulder. “Everyone already knows.”
She frowned.
Vanessa turned.
Her breath caught.
Behind her stood at least 20 people.
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