Both Celeste and Tiel stayed together in the short time leading up to the wedding day. Tiel only left for the office to quickly check on his work, which he mostly brought home when he didn't want to stay longer.
Celeste found that in her early pregnancy, she was mostly sick at midday. Like clockwork, it was almost promised. But if she ate enough—or more than she could stomach—her sickness was manageable. At least she could still sit down and maintain her composure.
Celeste found that she had butterflies in her stomach every time she saw Tiel, and all she wanted was to have him on top of her, moving together in a rhythm she had grown accustomed to.
Tiel had told her to be careful and not get carried away, but Celeste knew he was just tired.
Everything was blissful and full of love and life—until their wedding day.
