Thus, the sacred duty of Bridesmaid was entrusted to Mei, who looked the most suitable for it. As for Himeko, she sorrowfully declined the invitation because she looked more mature than the eternally youthful Cecilia.
Cecilia met Mei's gaze through the mirror's reflection and said with a somewhat strange expression, "It's fine... she might just be sulking somewhere."
"Uh—"
When it came to Cecilia and Kiana, Senpai Mei truly did not know what to say. Clearly, she counted as one of the victims too, so why did she not even have the right to speak?
Still, not seeing Kiana made her worried. She feared that Kiana was hiding in some corner, ready to suddenly jump out and give everyone a fright... Based on Senpai Mei's understanding of Kiana, she really might do something like that. Or rather, at Cecilia's wedding, she definitely would.
"Let's hope so."
Cecilia glanced at the alarm clock on the table, a smile brimming with happiness on her face as she reassured her, "Don't worry too much—"
"It's getting late. Mei, you should hurry and get ready too. The wedding car will be here soon."
"Mm—"
What else could Senpai Mei say? Today, she was merely an emotionless tool person. If she had a choice, she would much rather have been today's chef than a Bridesmaid.
After Mei nodded, she turned and walked out. Just as she was about to open the door, it opened before she could, and two "elders" whom she had only met yesterday entered.
Maria Sania and Angelina Sania.
The two were both Cecilia's cousins, here as relatives from the bride's side to attend the ceremony. As for Cecilia's parents' generation, they had long since perished in the struggle against the Honkai.
"At the depths of this boundless dream, gazing upon