Briar
After finishing their business at Lily's Bridal Studio, Briar finally said goodbye to Josef and Caren before heading back to her own studio.
The moment she entered, Jenna immediately looked up from the reception desk.
"There she is," Jenna announced dramatically. "Our overworked queen returns."
Briar laughed softly while walking toward her office.
"You sound like you're preparing my funeral."
"At this point, I should."
Jenna handed her a folder while following her toward the desk.
"You have two appointments tomorrow. One at ten in the morning and another at three in the afternoon."
Briar sighed but smiled at the same time.
Busy.
Again.
But honestly, she preferred it that way.
"You're going to become a very busy bee from this month onward," Jenna teased while leaning against the edge of her desk.
Briar placed her handbag down and relaxed into her chair.
"Oh, we definitely will."
Then she immediately shifted into work mode.
"I'll start organizing the waterfall preparations after tomorrow's cake tasting and venue inspection."
Jenna nodded attentively while Briar continued.
"Honestly, Josef and Caren are surprisingly easy to work with."
She opened her planner and flipped through several notes.
"They already know exactly what they want."
"That makes everything easier."
"Exactly," Briar agreed. "We managed to discuss almost every major detail within such a short amount of time."
Even Briar herself found it impressive.
Usually couples took weeks just to decide on color palettes.
Meanwhile, Josef and Caren already agreed on almost everything.
Venue.
Theme.
Atmosphere.
Style.
Even small decorative details.
Tomorrow, they would only finalize the reception arrangements after cake tasting.
If everything continued smoothly—
this wedding might become one of the easiest luxury weddings she had ever organized.
"If every couple was like them," Briar continued while smiling lightly, "we could probably handle more than three weddings a year."
Jenna laughed.
"That's true."
Then she crossed her arms thoughtfully.
"Cooperative couples make the entire process smooth."
Briar immediately grimaced.
"Not like that one nightmare couple."
Jenna burst into laughter instantly.
"Oh my God."
Both women clearly remembered that disaster wedding.
The couple had been forced into marriage by their families.
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The Accidental MAID
General FictionShe was never meant to be there. What was supposed to be a simple turn of events became a life she never planned to live. Suddenly, she found herself working as a maid in a world far different from her own- a place filled with rules, expectations, a...
