"I don't know, but I guess you think I'm in some religious group that takes the Bible literally. I'm not. I'm just a vanilla Christian, but pretty obs...ervant, I guess. I want you to know about what happened these last few days."Hold on, Sigrid. This sounds like beer talk. And I'm going to get more comfortable," Mary said. She got beer for all of us and peeled off her sweater, leaving her in slacks and a lacy camisole. I took off my heavy wool skirt and folded it over the back of a chair. That. Finishing by decorating my wrists a couplebracelets, a few rings on my fingers and a heat shaped necklace.Finally she pulled a new blouse out, this one button up. She tuggedthe blouse into place, fitting over my breasts tightly."Are you sure that shirt is big enough? It feels tight." I asked asshe finished the last button and put a short tie around my neck."Of course Jenna, you know how much guys love girls dressed as you are.Right?" Haley said cheerfully.Without giving me a chance to. You can wear what you have or something else if you want.” She noticed the look of confusion in Nick’s mother’s eyes. “Come on. Talk to my mom. She can help. I heard some movement in their room so she must be getting dressed, too.” She grabbed Megan’s hand and pulled her down the hallway.Ashley knocked on her parents’ door. “Mom? Got a moment?”“Just a second!” sounded through the door. Less than a minute later, the door opened a crack and Becca peered out. “Ashley?”“Mrs. B wanted to know the. Jay nodded. ‘Nothing could change. This was how you remembered me. This is how I am. Nothing has changed, least of all my love for you,’ he said, brushing his lips softly over hers. It was finally time, Jay felt. “Catherine, will you please take me as your husband?’ he asked, his voice firm, and full of poise. ‘I do,’ she replied, smiling gently. ‘Jay, do you take me as your wife?’ she continued, her grin getting bigger. ‘I do,’ Jay replied, her infectious smile gracing his lips. It was.