Always Been Yours

Chapter 1519

CHAPTER 1519 PICKING UP BRIDES

It turned out that he had always remembered this.

After changing into her wedding dress, Tessa walked out of the dressing room, stunning everyone.

"You look gorgeous today, Tess," Sabrina complimented without hesitation.

Tessa looked at herself in the mirror, her lips curving into a sweet smile. Then, she turned to Sabrina, who was also wearing a white wedding dress, and remarked with a smile, "You too, gorg."

At 8.00AM, the two finally finished their makeup and went to the rendezvous point where the grooms would pick them up.

The moment Tessa entered, she saw Stefania in attendance. "I knew this dress would look great on you." Stefania looked at her with admiration.

Hearing that, Tessa blushed and thought of the matter she had heard from Sabrina on the way here. She pouted and said coquettishly, "Mom, you and Nicholas have kept me completely in the dark."

"It was his idea to surprise you." Stefania tossed the blame onto Nicholas and affectionately took Tessa's hand with a smile. "When Nicholas picks you up later, I'll be sure to let your brother and the others make things difficult for him."

On the side, Gregory and Gordon nodded along. "Daddy has to promise to let Mommy sleep with us on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays before he can come in."

Everyone laughed at the children's words. Someone could not resist teasing them and asked, "Does your daddy not let you sleep with Mommy in general?" All content © N/.ôvel/Dr/ama.Org.

"He doesn't. Daddy is bad. Mommy promised to sleep with us, but he always secretly takes her away in the middle of the night." Gregory huffed indignantly.

Gordon nodded in agreement. "Bad Daddy."

Everyone laughed even more heartily at this. At the same time, many were secretly surprised at how Nicholas behaved in private.

Suddenly, there was a commotion outside, and the person guarding the door ran in with a grin. "The grooms have come to pick up the brides. They've already arrived downstairs."

Meanwhile, the situation downstairs was bustling. Nicholas and Timothy stepped out of the car in sharp suits holding bouquets. They were followed by the groomsmen, led by Kieran. As soon as they entered the door, they were met with the first round of challenges.

"I heard that in ancient times in Xerthania, there was a tradition of welcoming the bride with poetry. Since President Sawyer and President Reinhart are both outstanding individuals, why not each of you writes a poem?" The one who said that was Kellen. His words were immediately praised by the others present.

At the same time, the challenge of writing a poem was also passed on to the two brides, Tessa and Sabrina, by the bridesmaids.

"I didn't expect the first challenge to be poetry. I wonder if your brother and Nicholas can do it," expressed Sabrina while chuckling.

Meanwhile, Tessa's eyes shimmered with confidence. "I'm sure they can."

"That's right. Tim and Nicholas sure can do it." Sabrina agreed.

"That's right. Tim and Nicholas sure can do it." Sabrina agreed.

As it turned out, Tessa was right. After pondering for a moment, the men each wrote a poem.

"As expected, my brother is amazing. Nothing can stump him," praised Kieran enthusiastically. Of course, he did not forget his good friend. "And my friend here is also amazing."

The bridesmaids could not help but laugh at this. Then, they allowed the two men to pass the first challenge and move on to the next level. As such, Nicholas and Timothy completed the challenges level by level and made it to the door of the bride's room.

At that moment, standing at the door were Gregory and Gordon, both looking serious. "Uncle Tim, Daddy, if you want to marry Aunt Sabrina and Mommy, you must agree to our demands."

"What demands?" Timothy asked with a smile.

Nicholas did not say a word but raised an eyebrow and looked at his son. At that, Gregory puffed out his chest. Gordon beside him also imitated and tried to hold in his stomach to puff out his chest.

"Let's start with Uncle Tim." Gregory looked at Timothy and declared like an adult, "After you marry

Aunt Sabrina, you must treat her well, and the family's financial power must be handed over to Aunt Sabrina. You must love her like Daddy loves Mommy, and no matter who makes a mistake, you must be the first to apologize because Aunt Sabrina is never wrong."