In the manor, the wedding ceremony unfolded.
At noon, 12 o'clock.
The ritual proceeded smoothly and without disturbance, devoid of any accidents.
Following the impeccable Old Wei, who led the coffee shop owner dressed in a white wedding gown onto the stage, the band played an elegant and melodious tune that fit the ambiance perfectly.
The ceremony officially began.
Caroso, as a professional, had also changed out of his deep brown ronin attire and into a black priest's robe, instantly exuding an air of clergy.
After reciting a series of incantations from the teachings of the god of love to begin, he followed with the standard procedure, asking whether each party was willing to stay by the other's side, in sickness and in health, to become each other's wife, each other's husband.
The coffee shop owner was on the verge of tears.
Claude tried his best to not be too nervous; he cared more about the ceremony itself than its process.
