The sheriff’s face lit up at the reminder. “Thanks,” he said.
Melissa turned him bodily in the right direction and gave him a little push. Tessa, resplendent in her wedding dress, was already on her mark in the church’s entryway, on the arm of her brother, Olivia’s husband, Tanner, who would give the bride away.
“Go,” Melissa ordered.
Tom looked back at her, then down at Elvis. He grinned.
“Showtime,” he said.
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A CREED IN STONE CREEK
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