"Yeah, tell me about it? but you know Cam, I can't wait to be in that situation, well maybe not three kids but one or two, sounds real good to me." "Only you can make that happen, and Candee of course" "plan too a.s.a.p. and he laughed."
"I'll see you later, Julie will be leaving with Katie, in the limo, then it will be back to pick us up, you sure went all out with this limo service, but hey, I'm not complaining, I hear it's even got a TV, the boys are going to love it, I only hope we can get them out of it for the wedding? Then it was Cam's turn to laugh. They hung up then, and Starke got down to fixing his eggs and toast.
His bags were packed for the honeymoon, his tux was ready and waiting and he had an outfit for traveling hanging in the bedroom, all he had to do was load it all into his car, the limo service would take them from the wedding to the airport, the flight was at ten o'clock that evening, when he booked it he figured why wait till the next day, we can rest there in the suite and take advantage of all the services available.
Meanwhile their guest could party on all night if they so desired, this wedding would probably cost him a bundle, he thought, oh well, as far as he was concerned it was the first wedding for his bride and the last wedding for him, so why not do it right, as he drained his cup of coffee, in a silent salute to himself.
Starke had time before he needed to head to Cameron's so he picked up the plans for the new house and spread them out on the snack bar to study before leaving, he knew everything was going well with the builder, after all he chose very carefully the man who would build their dream home, but he simply enjoyed looking at the blueprints.
He glanced at the clock above the stove and realized that time was getting away from him, so he rolled up the prints, and headed in for a shower, he needed to get his tux on and get over to Cam's house, pronto.
Anne and Candee were enjoying their breakfast together, while listening to the sounds increasing that were drifting from the rear of this lovely old house. "Mom", Candee said, I want to thank you again for all that you have done to make our wedding special, I know you've been over extending yourself on this, I don't mean financially of course but physically and mentally." "It's alright dear, I enjoyed this, I felt I was doing this for my daughter as well as my son," and she reached over and patted Candee' s hand that was resting on her knee.