Kylli made another flower arrangement.

And started another writing gig.
And it came out well too.
The fantasy genre she struggled with but everything else was pretty easy for her. The client liked it too.

Some hanky panky with Todd.
And the last time as the unwedded too.

One morning they decided to get married. They didn't wanna wait til a warmer seasons and it was kind of warm enough to sit outside in Strangerville so...
Kylli dressed up and made the cake.
Todd was outside entertaining the guests - Lori, Biolina, Eddie and Sarah.
As Kylli got done with the cake, Todd received news about his uncle Shyer Goldmsith dying. That made him very sad. Weirdly. Had he ever even met the man?
Kylli went out so socialize too. And to get Todd's mood up as it was their wedding. The cake was made, the guests had arrived. Eventually all party and celebration traditions were done, except for the tying the knot part.
Todd was being a little baby though. A sad little baby girl! Crying about his uncle who he didn't even know! Kylli tried everything to get him in a better mood and to go through with the wedding. Jokes, cheering up, flirting. Nothing worked!
Kylli gave up. Todd was not gonna get married that day! The rejected bride fumed to her mum.
As she was badmouthing about Todd, he received another notification about late mum's lover Micah dying. Another man he wasn't that close to. And that made him even sadder.
Well that does it!
Kylli was majorly disappointed in Todd and felt very let down.

The guests left. And this horrible night also brought snow to Strangerville. And for some unknown mysterious reason Todd earned himself a pristine reputation with his silly sad break. Desert just froze over!

Kylli changed into her everyday clothes while Todd was still in his suit and eating the wedding food. Oh she had a go at him! They were at it all night.
Eventually she went to bed. And Todd had to clean up all the dirty dishes of the wedding guests.

In the morning Kylli, just immersed herself in her work.
But that wasn't good either. She really didn't wanna write books just for others. She wanted her own books published on her own terms. And the subjects and genres to be about what she liked.