The Divorced Heiress Is Entering a New Marriage

Chapter 236

After dinner, Deborah asked her in–laws if they could look after James so that she and Jayden could have a private night together.

That night was a passionate one for Jayden and Deborah as they enjoyed the new lingerie she had bought. Since it was the first time they had been intimate since James was born, they stayed up until the early morning.

The next morning, after breakfast, the family set off for their appointment with the wedding planner. This belongs © NôvelDra/ma.Org.

“Good morning,” the wedding planner’s secretary greeted them. “Do you have an appointment?”

“Good morning, yes, it’s under Samantha Cooper.”

“Uh… oh… the Coopers,” the secretary said, suddenly standing up, looking flustered. “Yes… yes, please come in,” he said, guiding them to a specially prepared room. “I’ll let my boss know you’ve arrived. In the meantime, please feel free to enjoy everything that was prepared for you.”

James cooed as he looked around in awe at everything in the room.

“Lagree, son,” Jayden said, equally impressed by the decorations.

Inside the room were two large tables filled with various centerpiece designs, flowers, snacks, desserts, mini wedding cakes, and drinks.

“This is amazing,” Deborah said, admiring a decoration she had seen in a magazine, featuring hanging crystals and roses.

The little one reached out to grab a nearby flower.

“Oh, no, James,” Deborah said, gently moving his hand away and kissing him.

James pouted at the gentle scolding.

“Aw… James, if you pull on it, it’ll break, and then we’ll get in trouble,” Jayden said, amused as he picked him up to cheer him up.

“Good day, everyone,” came a man’s voice as he entered the room. He had a mohawk hairstyle which was black with red tips.

“David,” Samantha greeted him, walking over to kiss him on the cheek.

“Finally, huh?”

“Yes, he’s finally found the one.”

“Mr. Cooper.”

“David,” Eric greeted, shaking his hand.

“Jay… wow, what a cutie,” David said, noticing James in his dad’s arms. “Is he yours?”

“Hello, David,” Jayden greeted with a smile. “Yes, he is. Let me introduce you,” Jayden said, taking

Deborah’s hand. “This is Deborah, my wife, and this handsome guy is James.”

“Pleasure to finally meet the new Mrs. Cooper.”

“Nice to meet you,” Deborah said, shaking the planner’s hand.

“Well, then, let’s get started with the magic,” David said, inviting them to sit on the large sofa in the room.” Roy, bring my things.”

“Right away,” Roy, his secretary said, entering the room with several folders and magazines in hand, along with a paper bag. “Here you go, boss,” he said, placing the reference materials on the table before turning to hand the bag to James. “A little gift for the young man.”

James babbled in excitement.

“Thank you very much,” Deborah said, opening the bag to reveal a rubber ducky. When it squeaked, James was overjoyed.

“We’ll be hearing that squeak all day,” Jayden joked, watching James excitedly squeeze the toy.

“By the way, David,” Samantha began, “I should warn you that these two are complete novices, so we really need your miracle–working skills for this wedding.”

“Don’t worry, I had a feeling you’d say that, which is why I prepared these tables to welcome you. I observed what caught their attention as they entered the room,” David said, winking.

“Ah, so these decorations had a hidden purpose?” Eric asked, amused, already holding a glass of soda and a plate with some macarons and cookies.

“Darling…”

“What? I was craving them.”

“Don’t worry, feel free to try everything. And if you like, you can cut some of the cakes to taste their flavors.”

James reached out to grab one of the cookies, but Deborah offered him his bottle of water, which he happily accepted.

“Speaking of details, I’d like you to make sure some of the decorations for the party incorporate the color green,” Jayden mentioned.

“Green?”

“We’re noticing it’s his favorite color,” Deborah explained as she adjusted the little one on her lap.

“Oh, of course. What shade… um… wait, don’t tell me,” David said, looking closely at the little one. “How about dark green or bottle green?”

“Exactly,” the parents replied with smiles.

“Excellent, I’ll note that as an important detail. Now, let’s talk about you two.”

Deborah and Jayden were pleased with the comments, and from there, they began answering many questions about their preferences and tastes to start crafting the vision for their dream wedding.