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“As in Vada, college girlfriend Vada, the one Emory never actually got over despite claiming he was completely fine?” “Stella,” I warn, though heat is rising in my cheeks because my sister has never been subtle about anything. “Oh my God,” Stella continues with growing excitement, “you’re the event planning woman from his stories! The one who understood his travel dreams and made him feel like he could conquer the world!” “You told her about me?”<\/p>\n

Vada asks, turning to look at me with an expression of surprise and something softer. “I may have mentioned you,” I admit, which makes Stella laugh with obvious delight. “Mentioned,” Stella repeats with sisterly accuracy. “Emory, you spent three years comparing every woman you dated to your college girlfriend. ‘Vada would have understood this.’ ‘Vada always encouraged my dreams.’ ‘Vada made everything feel possible.'” “I did not say all that,” I protest, though my face is definitely betraying me with heat. “You absolutely did,” Stella says with the confidence of someone who has receipts.<\/p>\n

“Which is why I cannot believe you’re sitting there with her right now, looking happier than I’ve seen you in years, and trying to play it casual.” “It’s not casual,” Vada says with the kind of honesty that makes my heart skip. “We’re figuring out how to make this work for real.”<\/p>\n

“Thank God,” Stella says with obvious relief. “Because watching my brother pine for someone for eight years while dating other people was getting depressing.” “I wasn’t pining,” I start, but both women give me looks that suggest this argument is not going to be successful. “Vada,” Stella says, “tell me you’re considering keeping him. Because he’s been a mess without you, even though he’s too stubborn to admit it.”<\/p>\n

“I’m definitely considering keeping him,” Vada says with a laugh that makes my chest warm. “Stella,” I try to interrupt, but she’s clearly just getting started. “Excellent,” Stella says with satisfaction. “Because Tom and I were starting to plan an intervention about his dating life, and this is much better than having to sit him down to create a dating app profile.”<\/p>\n

“Tom’s your husband?” Vada asks, clearly trying to keep up with my family dynamics. “Husband and co-conspirator in worrying about Emory’s love life,” Stella confirms. “Though honestly, we stopped worrying the minute we saw his social media this week. You can’t fake the way he looks at you in those photos.”<\/p>\n

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Thank you! On to the story! OceanofPDF.com CONTENTS 1. Emory 2. Vada 3. Emory 4. Vada 5. Emory 6. Vada 7. Emory 8. Vada 9. Emory 10. Vada 11. Emory 12. Vada 13. Emory 14. Vada 15. Emory 16. Vada 17. Emory 18. Vada 19. Emory 20. Vada 21.<\/p>\n

Emory 22. Vada 23. Emory 24. Vada 25. Emory 26. Vada 27. Emory Thank you! Bonus-The Real Wedding Ceremony OceanofPDF.com 1 EMORY Flying to a tropical paradise to watch your ex marry someone else? Peak emotional maturity right there. I adjust my camera angle to catch the late afternoon sun streaming through the palm trees as my taxi winds up the coastal road to Paradise Cove Resort.<\/p>\n

The view is ridiculous\u2014turquoise water that looks like it’s been Photoshopped, white sand beaches that stretch endlessly, and lush green mountains rising dramatically in the background. My travel influencer heart sings while my credit card balance weeps. “This is incredible,” I murmur into my phone’s camera, switching to video mode. “Guys, I cannot even begin to describe how stunning Serenity Island is.<\/p>\n

Look at this view.” I pan the camera across the coastline, keeping my voice upbeat and excited while internally calculating how much this week is going to cost me. “I’m heading to Paradise Cove Resort for what promises to be a legendary celebration, and I’m already blown away.” The taxi driver grins at me in the rearview mirror. “First time to Paradise Cove?” “First time to the island entirely,” I say, still filming.<\/p>\n

“I’ve seen the photos online, but nothing prepared me for this in person.” What I don’t mention to my 2.5 million TikTok followers is that the “legendary celebration” is my ex-girlfriend Erika’s wedding to some banker named Jared, or that I’ve been stress-eating airport snacks for the past six hours because I’m nervous about seeing her get married.<\/p>\n

Those kinds of details don’t exactly fit the carefree adventure traveler brand I’ve spent three years building.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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