Ryan came home and told me about it wearing the exhausted expression of a man who had just survived a three-hour meeting.
I laughed.
At the time.
Once we were actually engaged, Mavis treated the wedding like a project she’d somehow been appointed to manage.
She hated the flowers because white roses were “too funeral.”
“Why can’t you just add a few tables?” she asked one Sunday.
“Because the room has a maximum capacity,” I said.
“Maximum according to whom?”