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Sienna added, “Honestly, I think Cam’s got the right idea. It’s a big day. What matters most is that everyone’s happy.”
Amelia said, “You’re the star today, so whatever you say goes.”
A gentle smile appeared on Cameron’s face.
From the moment Bradley stepped through the front gate to when he finally made it to Cameron’s room, the Yates family put him through the wringer for over an hour.
Gavin patted Bradley on the shoulder. “Alright, you’ve made it through our round, but Cam’s friends are a whole different story-you’d better be ready for them.”
Helen chuckled, “Mr. Saunders, marrying Cam isn’t going to be a walk in the park.”
Lance added, “Brad, you’d better be prepared.”
The Saunders family was all nervous for Bradley.
Today, Eddie was the best man. He’d already covered for Bradley several times. It was no easy job being the best man today. But seeing Bradley finally marry the girl he loves makes it all worth it.
Eddie said, “Even if it’s a battlefield in there, we’re going to fight our way through today.”
Eddie grinned, “Brad, go ahead and knock.”
The rest of the Saunders family all looked excited, anticipation written all over their faces.
Bradley took a deep breath, just about to knock when the door suddenly swung open from the inside.
Bradley froze. Everyone outside the door was stunned.
“Wait? Why did the door just open?” someone asked.
Sienna grinned as she opened the door, “Mr. Saunders, come on In.”
“Oh my god, did they just let him in like that?” someone exclaimed.
Bradley looked surprised for a second, but then his face lit up with joy as he stepped into the room.
Cameron’s room was beautifully decorated, brimming with joy and celebration.
Cameron was sitting on the king-sized bed, dressed in a pure white wedding gown.
As she sat there, Bradley’s eyes were drawn to her exposed shoulders.
The dress was off-the-shoulder, and Cameron’s skin was so delicate that it made the already white dress seem almost dull by comparison.
Beneath her elegant collarbones rested a diamond necklace that looked absolutely priceless. But naturally, what drew everyone’s eyes was Cameron’s flawless, delicate face.
With Camilla’s expert makeup skills, Cameron looked so stunning it was almost unreal.
Bradley couldn’t hide the amazement in his eyes. He was completely captivated by her beauty.
“Cam is so beautiful.”
“She’s hands down the prettiest one here today.”
Everyone was in awe.
“Brad, are you mesmerized or what? Hurry up and propose, or you’ll run out of time,” Camilla reminded him when she saw Bradley just standing there, completely entranced by Cameron.
Bradley came back to his senses, holding the bouquet of roses as he slowly walked over to Cameron, who was sitting on the bed. He got down on one knee, looking up at her with deep sincerity. “Ms. Yates, will you marry me?”
Bradley dropped to one knee in front of Cameron.
He was dressed in a tailored white suit, a striped tie, and gold-rimmed glasses that added a touch of refined elegance. Those sharp, perceptive eyes of his-usually so shrewd-were now brimming with love and devotion.
His short hair was perfectly styled, making him look almost unreal in his handsomeness.
Cameron smiled, reached out to take the rose from his hand, and without a hint of shyness, nodded boldly. “Yes.”
“Wow. That was so quick. Cam is awesome.” Damian led the applause.
“That’s the fastest proposal I’ve ever seen,” someone chimed in.
Laughter filled the room.
Bradley gazed deeply at Cameron, grinning from ear to ear.
“Mr. Saunders, Cam’s shoes,” Lila said, handing them over.
“Thank you,” Bradley replied, taking them.
Even as he reached for the shoes, his gaze stayed locked on Cameron.
Cameron, sitting cross-legged on the bed, casually stretched out her legs.
Bradley reached out and lifted her left foot into his hand.
Her feet were delicate, the kind that would look stunning in high heels.
As he held her foot in his palm, he lowered his head and pressed a kiss to the top of her foot. Cameron felt a jolt, like an electric shock, and flinched.
Even though she and Bradley had already slept, this-having him kiss her foot-really took her by surprise.
And doing it in front of so many people made her feel even more self-conscious.
“Wow.” Everyone started teasing and making a fuss.
Bradley gently held her foot and helped her put on her heels.
Then, gazing at Cameron with deep affection, he stood up and swept her up in his arms, bridal style.
Amid laughter and playful teasing from everyone, Bradley carried Cameron out, holding her close.
Gavin frowned and turned to Amelia and the others. “Why did you let him go so easily?”
Amelia shrugged. “Gavin, it was Cam’s idea. She didn’t want us to make things hard for Bradley.”
Gavin was left speechless.
Everyone trailed after Bradley and Cameron as they headed downstairs.
Outside the Yates Manor, dozens of limited-edition wedding cars were lined up. Each one was worth a fortune.
But instead of heading for one of the luxury cars, Bradley stopped in front of a mountain bike decked out with flowers.
“Brad, come on, let’s go,” someone called out, urging him.
But Bradley didn’t budge. Instead, he gently set Cameron down on the back seat of the mountain bike.
Bradley had specially installed that back seat himself, padding it with soft foam so Cameron would be perfectly comfortable.
“Brad, why did you put Cam on the mountain bike?” someone asked, looking genuinely puzzled. That was exactly what everyone else was wondering, too.
But Bradley just grinned and turned to Cameron, “Cam, do you remember this bike?”
Cameron nodded. “Of course, I gave this to you.”
Bradley nodded. “Yeah, it was the very first gift you ever gave me.”
That was when everyone finally got it.
“So this bike is actually their token of love? Is Brad really going to use it as their wedding car? That’s just too romantic,” someone exclaimed, their voice full of excitement.
Nowadays, even if one were broke, one would still rent a luxury car for one’s wedding.
But using a mountain bike as your wedding car was quite rare.
“Mr. Saunders is so thoughtful. Cam really has great taste,” Lila gushed, cupping her cheeks in admiration.
Bradley reached into his pocket and pulled out a black silk scarf. “Cam, can I cover your eyes for a bit?”
Cameron smiled, “Sure.” She slowly closed her eyes, and Bradley gently draped the scarf over them.
“This is so mysterious. Where’s the wedding even going to be?” someone couldn’t help but ask.
Bradley’s move just made everyone even more curious.
The wedding convoy swept grandly down the wide avenue, a long line of luxury cars drawing everyone’s attention.
It was the bride and groom in the lead mountain bike that truly stole the spotlight.
