The CEO’s Ex-Wife Is A Famous Doctor

The CEO’s Ex-Wife Is A Famous Doctor By LiLhyz Chapter 188

The CEO’s Ex-Wife Is A Famous Doctor By LiLhyz Chapter 188

Chapter 188: The Fourth Wedding

“Wow, this is nice. It’s like a walk down memory lane,” Shantelle commented, seeing photos of Sean and Reese during their younger years.” They were really that close, huh?”

The photos were mounted on curtains hanging from steel frames, creating a tunnel to

pass through. The elegant tunnel contained pictures of Reese and Sean from when

they were young and their recent pre-nuptial photos.

All guests had passed through the tunnel before making their way to their seats.

“Yes, they were close,” Evan replied. He pointed to one photo of Reese where she

was smiling at the camera innocently while Sean used his fingers to make horns for

her. Sean was smirking in Reese’s way, but what caught their attention was how his

eyes were sparkling in amusement.

“And he was always happy with her,” Keith said behind them, walking with his wife.

“Uncle Sean loves Aunt Reese very much,” Lucas remarked. Being the bearer of the

rings, he was also part of the entourage.

“He does,” Evan admitted.

“I like their pre-nuptial photos,” Milan said from behind.

“And It’s nice that Shauna was part of it,” Wendell remarked, seeing more family

pictures ahead.

“Of course, because Shauna was part of their love story,” Karise said.

The friends were lining up for the entourage march. While waiting, Keith made an

announcement. He said, “By the way, we had an early gender detection.”

Milan and Shantelle gasped.

“A girl?” Milan asked.

“Hopefully, a boy!” Shantelle suggested.

Keith hugged Karise from behind. He pecked her cheek, and the two discussed who

should break the news until finally, Keith said, “We are… having another girl!” 1

“Oh, my god! Two girls now!” Shantelle exclaimed. “You need to get pregnant again!”

“Yeah, you definitely need a boy,” Milan said, chuckling.

Wendell and Evan agreed firmly. Evan said, “Yeah, add more motivation for Uncle

Charles.”

“It’s time to start!” Suddenly, the wedding coordinator called their attention. Everyone

found their place and marched to a piece of instrumental music.

Sean’s and Reese’s wedding was held at the Grand Ballroom of the Diamond Hotel,

accommodating over five hundred guests.

It followed a green, orange, and gold color theme. Beautiful orange blooms could be

seen anywhere, paired with golden twigs and different shades of leaves. On the

venue’s sides were bonsai orange trees placed in pots. The same kind of fruit was

also part of each table’s centerpieces.

The stage was made at the very center of the venue, elevated only by three feet, with

steps around it for the groom or bride to use. Thus, when the entourage reached the

center, they found their tables and waited.

***

Sean was already standing on the stage. He saw his parents sending him love, his

mother blowing him a kiss, and his father nodded and gave him a thumbs up.

He turned to his friends and saw how they were all glad for them, making him smile

from ear to ear. Eventually, the music around the venue changed, urging him to turn to

the other side.

At the far end of the venue were two massive LED screens. It flashed a photo of

Reese and Sean, their foreheads resting against each other. In that same picture,

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Below their photos were their names. It read: [Happy Ever After. Sean and Reese.]

The music around the venue strengthened, and a woman’s voice sang the song’s

lyrics. It was “How Long Will I Love You” by Ellie Goulding.

The LED screens suddenly split open, revealing Reese to the crowd.

Awws and oohs could be heard, recognizing her wedding entrance was different. As

the LED screens continued to slide open, Reese had her head down, her gleaming

veil covering her face.

In front of her was Shauna, throwing rose petals on the floor. Like her mommy, she

was also extra pretty and was smiling brightly.

Seeing his daughter, Sean could not help but feel contented, knowing that they would

officially be a family in a few minutes.

~” How long will I love you?

As long as stars are above you

And longer if I can ” ~

Sean returned his attention to Reese. When she lifted her face, Sean felt teary-eyed.

Not only was Reese so beautiful in her wedding gown, but he also sensed the song’s

lyrics and knew it was the same for Reese.

After finally finding his soulmate, he swore in his heart that he would love her for as

long as it took. That was how they agreed on this wedding song. It was a promise of

love until the very end.

Finally, when Reese arrived at the center stage, Sean held her hand. He wiped the

corners of his eyes before looking at her. He said, “I love you.”

Reese had also wept a little. She smiled, mouthing, ‘I love you too.’

The wedding ceremony resumed, and after they said their I DOs, Reese and Sean

graced everyone with a hot and long kiss. The crowd called for it.

“A five-minute kiss!” One of Sean’s cousins said.

“Keep at it, man! Keep at it! I support this!” Keith encouraged.

“Why don’t we go home and return tomorrow?” Evan teased, but that did not affect the

newly wedded couple.

Sean and Reese had no care in the world. They kissed and took breaks as they

pleased, then returned to eating their faces again.

Each time it looked like they were done kissing, the officiant was ready to affirm the

end of the ceremony, but no, the kiss lasted for seven minutes.

When they were finally done, their lips were swollen, and their smiles were unending.

Sean finally gave the officiant the signal.

It was because Sean wanted the kiss before the official announcement, which the

officiant followed. When Sean raised Reese’s hand, the officiant said, “Let US

welcome Mister and Misses Ross!”

***

Sean’s wedding had the best entertainment, for dances and songs were part of his

interests. He and Reese danced during their party entrance, and in the middle of the

event, they sang in front of the crowd. They both could sing a tune very well.

In that particular song number, Reese and Sean were hidden amongst the crowd,

changed into new clothes. No one noticed them come in since they had turned off the

lights, and they were especially seated in designated chairs between tables.

So when the music played, everyone was looking out for Reese and Sean. Out of

nowhere, Reese stood up, removing a golden headdress. Wearing a golden gown,

she sang, “I found myself dreaming in silver and gold.

Like a scene from a movie that every broken heart knows.”

It was a song by Meghan Trainor featuring John Legend, entitled “Like I’m Gonna

Lose You.”

Everyone was in awe of Reese. Not only was she stunning and down to earth, but she

was talented as well. Those who thought so simply of her were quite impressed.

Reese dramatically walked through the crowd, holding a microphone, and a camera

followed behind her. Her expressions and every angle were flashed through the

widescreen.

“In the blink of an eye, just a whisper of smoke. You could lose everything. The truth is

you never know.” Sean sang, popping out from his parent’s table, where he had

hidden and sang the song’s lyrics.

The song continued until Reese and Sean met at the center stage. They sang their

hearts out, looking at each other with love and adoration, holding each other’s hands.

“I’m gonna love you (oh) like I’m gonna lose you.” By the time the song ended, Sean

and Reese’s foreheads rested together, and with smiles, they said at the same time,

“To forever.”

The particular number granted loud applause. Guests stood from their seats, clapping

their hands. Many visitors gave praise.

“You are lucky to have each other!”

“We are proud of you!” Keith called from afar.

Others merely blew them a kiss, but that was enough to hint they were happy with the

couple’s wedding.

***

Hours passed, and the wedding party concluded. Like every wedding, the good

friends gathered around and talked about plans or covered the funny moments at the

event. The children were at another table with their grandparents and nannies.

“What a fun wedding,” Milan complimented.

“Yes, it’s so Sean,” Wendell added.

Evan, in particular, was commending the event, saying, “I think Sean’s wedding came

close to mine and Shanty’s. I’ll give him that.”

“Oh, Evan. It’s not a competition. It was about you making up for the heartache you

gave me. That’s why you gave me a grand wedding,” Shantelle pointed out.

“Ouch, Wifey. Why do you have to remind me,” Evan groaned, but Shantelle only

laughed.

“Good point there, Shanty,” Karise remarked, chuckling.

While they were chatting, Reese and Sean found their way to their group. As soon as

they stood behind them, Sean reported, “We have great news.”

“Aside from your wedding?” Keith asked.

Reese and Sean looked at each other before revealing together, “We are pregnant!” 1

“Seven weeks,” Reese revealed.

“Oh, my god! I’m so happy for you!” Shantelle said. She stood up and hugged Reese,

adding, “We are pregnant simultaneously!”

“Love it! Reese is prego, Shanty is prego and I’m prego!” Karise danced in her seat,

encouraging laughter in their group. 1

Wendell turned to Milan with a baffled expression as if wanting to fight the odds.

Milan laughed. She shook her head and said, “No. We haven’t even passed the

sleepless nights yet. No.”

Another set of laughter erupted at their table. Wendell hugged his wife, saying, “I’m

only joking, gorgeous. I agree. We should take a break and enjoy our time with our

twins.”