The crisp morning air greeted Jade as she stepped out of the car, back home from Amsterdam with Mia. The trip had been a whirlwind of fun and laughter, a much-needed escape from the chaos of her life. But now that she was back, reality set in—and it was an exciting one. She was engaged to Milan, Enzo, and Thiago, and they’d agreed to let her take charge of the wedding planning. For the first time in weeks, Jade felt like she had something to look forward to, something to focus on.
Mia, walking beside her with her own bag slung over her shoulder, nudged her playfully. “Alright, bride-to-be. What’s the first thing on the list?”
Jade laughed softly, her cheeks flushing. “Everything. I mean, I’ve never planned a wedding before, let alone one with three grooms.”
Mia smirked. “Well, lucky for you, you’ve got me. Let’s start with a venue. Big, small, outdoor, indoor—what’s the vibe?”
Jade thought for a moment as they entered the house. “I want something romantic but simple. Maybe an outdoor venue with lots of greenery. Something that feels magical.”
“Magical, huh?” Mia grinned. “You got it. Let’s get to work.”
Inside the house, Milan, Enzo, and Thiago were already waiting for her. Milan was the first to approach, his icy-blue eyes softening as he smiled at her. “Welcome back,” he said, kissing her on the cheek. “How was the trip?”
“It was amazing,” Jade replied, her excitement bubbling over. “But now, I’m ready to start planning.”
Thiago leaned against the doorframe, his trademark grin lighting up his face. “Planning what, exactly?”
“The wedding,” Jade said, her cheeks turning pink. “I want to get started on everything—venue, dresses, decorations. All of it.”
Enzo, ever composed, raised an eyebrow. “You’re jumping in already? You just got back.”
“I don’t want to wait,” Jade said, her tone firm. “I want this to happen as soon as possible.”
Milan chuckled, his hand brushing a strand of hair from her face. “Then we won’t wait. Whatever you need, Jade, just say the word.”