The guests took their seats again, and the newlyweds sat in the front row as well. The pulpit was removed, and the priest and officiant took their seats. In their place stood a massive holographic screen, showing the scene of the hot-air balloon passing through the illusion.
The footage playing within the illusion was naturally the scenario Schiller had previously asked Dream Power Doctor Strange to construct in the dreams of these couples: stories in which they did not fully remember who they were in reality, yet still overcame hardships together and were drawn to one another.
When Eddie sat down and began watching the film, he suddenly realized that Schiller, who had been sitting beside him, was gone.
He had only one reaction—Oh no.
Wanda, who had been watching everything with a touched expression, slowly turned her head, lowered it toward Jarvis, and said, "I'm going to the restroom."
Jarvis nodded to her. Wanda effortlessly lifted her heavy skirt, lowered her body, and headed toward the Lounge.
The moment she entered the Lounge, Wanda saw Schiller. Two baby strollers stood beside him.
Wanda hurried over and picked up one of the boys. "Oh, Mommy's little Billy, how are you feeling?"
The boy babbled in response. The moment Wanda let go, he flew straight into the air. He seemed very curious about Wanda's wedding dress and kept circling her.
"All right, all right." Wanda quickly caught him again and patted his head. Looking at Schiller, she said, "Are you sure you want to do this? I always feel like this is a little..."
"Just in case. This can move Tony, but it might not have such a strong impact on everyone else."
"All right. I'll explain it to Billy. He's very smart, so there definitely won't be a problem. To