When guests arrived at Sookie's girlhood home -- now her brother's house, though she'd descended upon it over the last week in a fit of Pinterest-driven decorating -- they would find all the makings for a simple country wedding. The big tree out back, where she and Jason had climbed as children, and under which Bobby had built her a snowman several
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And okay, maybe she was a little weirded out to be at her high school roomie's wedding already. But not a lot. Since she got teased about being practically married to Bod all the time anyway.
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"Hello there," he said. "They made everything look lovely, didn't they?"
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Kate grinned at him. "Hi! They totally did. Reminds me a bit of Aunt Charmaine's first wedding, except even prettier." A beat. "And hopefully more successful."
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"Are we sure I don't look too...fairy princess?"
Yes, she heard it, too.
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Vanity, thy name is Frost.
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However, it was one thing to say that, and to believe it with her whole heart, and it was another thing entirely to actually be here in that white dress she'd picked out in the spring. "Jesus, Mary and Joseph, I'm actually getting married. Married. I'm not going to be a Stackhouse anymore, Emma. How weird is that?"
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"Shall we?" she asked, offering Kennedy her arm.
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"Let's do this thing," Kennedy told Emma, and executed a fairly elaborate curtsy. See, all those cotillion classes hadn't gone entirely to waste, even if Dad was still a little bit mad about the time she blew off the International Debutante Ball to try and sneak into a lesbian bar in the Bronx. "God, can you believe this is actually happening? They're, like, all grown up now, aww."
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He got a scotch-and-soda and sat down at a table, watching to see how crazy things might get.
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(Appropriately, that was on "They'll let you get away with murder.")
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