Wedding Day Tradition
He’d reviewed the checklist on the way to the Chapel O’
Love, but he swore something was missing. He scanned the crumpled paper as his
bride drunkenly stumbled down the aisle.
Something old. . .
The locket from the dead waitress in Des Moines. Check.
. . . something new
. . .
The wedding bands from the smash and grab in Phoenix. Check.
. . . Something
borrowed. . .
He supposed his fiancee’s blood-flecked pumps from the massacre
in Tulsa were loaners. Check.
. . . something blue.
Hmmm. That was the one. He scanned their officiant Elvis. The impersonator’s turquoise ring would have
to be good enough. Edgar readied his knife to carve the thing off.
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