Chapter 573

Noah took Averi’s hand while Sadie followed closely behind as they made their way inside.

The mall buzzed with activity, its lights bright and inviting.

Averi’s eyes darted around, curiosity lighting up his small face. Soon, they arrived at a fast-food restaurant and chose a table by the window.

Sadie placed an order for Averi’s requested meal, adding a salad for herself and a steak for Noah.

As they waited, Averi tugged at Sadie’s sleeve, pointing outside.

“Mommy, look! Those dresses are so pretty!”noveldrama

Sadie followed his gaze and saw a bridal shop’s display, its elegant white gowns shimmering under the store lights.

“When I grow up, I’ll buy you the most beautiful wedding dress,” Averi declared in his sweet, innocent voice.

Sadie’s heart skipped a beat. Her eyes softened as she looked at her son, emotions swirling inside her.

She and Noah had already gone their separate ways. The thought of ever wearing a wedding dress again felt impossibly distant.

“That’s so sweet of you, Averi. I’ll thank you in advance,” she said with a gentle smile, masking the tinge of sadness in her heart.

Just then, a young saleswoman from the bridal shop approached them, her tone enthusiastic.

“Excuse me, we’re from True Love Bridal Shop, and we’re currently running a special promotion. We can create a one-of-a-kind wedding gown for your beloved.”

The saleswoman looked at Sadie and Noah, beaming as she continued, “You two are truly a match made in heaven. And your son is just so adorable! What a nice family you have.”

Sadie’s cheeks flushed slightly. She started awkwardly, only to trail off.

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She wanted to explain the situation, but she didn’t even know where to begin.

“Mommy, let’s go inside and take a look!” Averi excitedly grabbed Sadie’s hand.

Unable to resist his enthusiasm, Sadie could only follow him into the bridal shop.

Noah watched them disappear through the door, a mix of emotions crossing his eyes. Pocketing his hands, he followed them in silence.

A wide array of wedding dresses was displayed on seemingly endless racks. Each one looked magnificent, leaving anyone in awe at their masterful design and craftsmanship.

“Wow, Mommy! Look at this one! It’s covered with so many sparkling diamonds! So pretty!” Averi exclaimed, pointing at a dress adorned with Swarovski crystals.

“You’re right. It is beautiful,” Sadie replied with an indulgent smile.

“You two have great taste,” the saleswoman interjected. “This wedding dress is our store’s signature piece, the ‘Starlight.’ It symbolizes a love as brilliant and eternal as the stars in the sky. And this one, over here, is a piece we call ‘Enchanting.’ It is entirely hand-sewn, and the lace is handmade by tradesmen in Maradeiris. No one can go wrong with lace, especially with imported, high-quality lace. And this one…”

The saleswoman went on to introduce every dress, detailing their main features and the meaning behind their designs.

Sadie just smiled and listened, though her gaze would often linger on some of the dresses.

She finally settled on a simple yet exquisite piece. The dress had minimal embellishments, just a thin band of delicate pearls around the waist. It screamed elegance and class.

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