Chapter 1791: Secretly Planning the Wedding

"In the past, a little girl with dreadlocks stood out in the crowd, not only because of her unique attire but also her unique temper. Do you still remember when you argued with Justin Kingston?" Mia Lane looked at her with a smile.

"Wasn’t that because I was standing up for you?" Hailey Hale poked her shoulder with a smile and replied, "If anyone dares to bully our Mia Lane, I’ll fight them!"

Mia Lane was amused by her, their friendship always ran deep.

Today, Mia Lane and Justin Kingston, after being warmly hosted by the elders of the Morgan family, stayed for dinner before leaving. They reported Jocelyn’s updates in Lorelei to the Morgan family elders, making everyone more at ease.

Girls grow up, and after all, they are meant to be married off—it’s just important to choose the right person.

As the moon sets and the sun rises, a brand new day begins.

After tending to the large patches of roses in the yard, Nathan Mills spent the night at home and went to the company early in the morning. After the morning meeting, he immediately returned to the hospital.

He even stood in line to buy delicious red bean cakes, truly paying attention to detail.

All of this genuinely came from him—he wanted the best for Carlotta Sterling.

In the morning, Trevor and Janelle excitedly got into the car as they left the hospital.

She sat in the passenger seat and tapped on the navigation, "Is this the location?"

"Yes, it’s under The Kingston Group," Trevor told her. "Make a call to the person in charge and ask if they’re there today."

"Okay, I would’ve forgotten if you hadn’t reminded me. Today is the weekend."

After Janelle opened the navigation, Trevor started the car.

She took out her phone and dialed the number, soon the other party picked up, "Hello, this is Forever Love Weddings, I’m the person in charge, Henry Miller."

"Hello Director Zhang, this is Mr. Trevino from Trevor’s side. We’ve been in touch before." Janelle’s voice was gentle and pleasant.

"Oh, oh, oh, I know, are you planning to come over now?"

"Yes, we’re ready to set off. I wanted to ask if you’re at the company, are you working today?" Janelle asked with a polite attitude.

The other party was very courteous, "I’m off today, but I can head there now. See you at the company soon."

"Thank you for your trouble."

"No trouble, no trouble, it’s my duty, see you in a bit." After saying that, the other party hung up, knowing they were in a hurry.

When Trevor and Janelle arrived, Henry Miller had already arrived early.

Knowing it was Mr. Trevino—the brother-in-law of CEO Kingston—he dared not slack for a moment.

As soon as they entered, he warmly greeted them and led them to the VIP room, having an assistant bring the previously drafted plans over, communicating with them directly.

"Mr. Trevino, Miss Mills, can you provide some photos of Mr. Mills and President Sterling from when they were young?"

Henry Miller said with a smile, "If you can provide some photos, this wedding will be perfect. It will help them cherish the present even more."

Janelle glanced at Trevor and then looked at Henry Miller, "I’ll try to find them because they’ve been apart for many years, those photos might have been destroyed in a moment of anger."

"Alright, please do your best." Henry Miller handed over two plans, "Take a look, one is a detailed plan for a fresh lawn wedding, and the other is a church wedding. Which one do you think is better?"

"I think it can be simpler." Janelle Mills took the plan and shared an idea—

"Simple doesn’t mean careless, I just think we can go for the most down-to-earth approach. After all, young people favor grandeur, but we might invite some of their old friends, mutual friends, or classmates who witnessed their original wedding, and have family walk through the process—this will evoke past memories more. After all, happiness is a personal matter, not something that grows with more guests. Too many people sometimes feel overwhelming and out of place."