Daisy Mitchell wailed from the depths of the overstuffed black-and-cream-toile armchair in Martha Anne Sawyer’s family room. Martha Anne didn’t know what to say to her best friend. People would talk for some time to come. She simply patted Daisy’s shoulder, made a soothing noise and passed a tissue. Sonya, the wedding planner, had sent Daisy home with Martha Anne. It wasn’t the first jilted-at-the-altar situation Sonya had handled and she’d stayed behind to work with the caterer and explain to the guests. According to Sonya it was best if the parents of the bride and groom were kept separated at this point. Martha Anne agreed. She’d always thought Blanton’s father was a pompous ass and Beverly Pritchard didn’t acknowledge anyone outside her circle of Junior League and Garden Club cronies. Neither one would have been gracious to Daisy. “I don’t know what Andi was thinking,” Daisy went on. “Blanton will never marry her now.” Yeah, she could pretty much take that to the bank, no pun intended.
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