Chapter 1047:

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But now, she felt prepared.

Even if her appearance could never be completely restored, any improvement would be welcome.

She envisioned a day when she could stand boldly under the sun, free to pursue her aspirations.

She dreamed of a time when she could abandon her protective layers, to freely feel the sun’s warmth and the breeze’s touch. And the place where Gifford had grown up.

She yearned to visit his hometown, to understand the environment that had forged such a resilient and commendable man.

The day after Thanksgiving, Cristian and Fernanda made their way to the courthouse to register their marriage.

Both dressed casually in white shirts and jeans, they exuded a vibrant, youthful aura.

A lengthy queue awaited them, and by the time they completed the procedure, the clock was nearing noon.

The sunlight cast a gentle glow on the marriage certificate.

Fernanda quickly took a photo of their certificate and shared it online. Her studio’s official accounts and Bright Lights Media amplified the news, sparking significant attention.

With the help of Bright Lights Media’s publicity, their marriage announcement climbed to the trending topics.

Unexpectedly, Curran, an avid social media user, liked Fernanda’s post and sent a heartfelt gift with the message: “Wishing you both a happy life together!”

Though simple, the gesture was a warm endorsement from Curran, confirming his genuine happiness for them.

Fernanda was glad to receive his blessing.

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Evie couldn’t help but rave about their union, proclaiming them the ideal couple she had ever known.

Meanwhile, Bobby displayed a mix of misery and jealousy, quietly wondering about his own romantic future.

Recently, he had found himself ousted from home once more for spurning Judie’s insistence on a blind date, his steadfast devotion to Wendy complicating matters further.

Evie tried to speak well of her brother to Judie. “Mom, remember how Bobby was before he met Wendy? He’s different with her, truly committed.”

Judie scoffed. “His infatuations are just fleeting passions. They don’t endure.”

Bobby remained unfazed and said with conviction, “Believe it or not, I’ll prove it to you. Loyalty runs deep in the Harper family.”

Martin, overhearing, nodded in agreement, which only heightened Judie’s worries.

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