Epilogue

ONE YEAR LATER

"You look so ravishing," Mrs Gonzales cupped my made-up cheeks and planted a kiss on my forehead.

"Thank you, aunt." I beamed with a smile as the veil was set on my head while she left the room to attend to something else.

Aunty Rosa, as I fondly called her, had become a part of the family. I made her the CEO of my company as she was more than capable of being a leader, and also, I also wanted to compensate her for everything she did for my mother.

I was fine with being a consultant and when she was ready to retire, I'd take over. Since we moved to Colorado, my life with Dexter has been all shades of fun.

The happiness I craved after losing my mother was restored, and never a day passed without me thanking the universe for granting me my wishes.

And today, after five months of having my twins; Nyla and Brian, I was ready to walk down the aisle and experience what a beautiful wedding felt like.

I stood in front of t