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Ryman Legacy Chapter 11A
Ryman Legacy Chapter 11A
Ryman Legacy Chapter 11A
As Mia, Juan, Lyle, Jose and Liv were away at, and then travelled back from, the
Bachelorette Challenge island, there were numerous events going on in Simfield.
The most widely known was the marriage of the Mayor, Sara Jayapalan, to her old teen
boyfriend Zack Landry.
They actually kept the celebration relatively small, just close friends and family, in order to
prevent too much scandal and rumour about Zackࣛsࣧ undead status. Still, they had
worse family secrets, so it didnࣛt bother any of them that much, despite their self-
conscious natures.
Sara herself was happier than she cared to admit. She told herself it was just a marriage
of convenience and that voters preferred their politicians to have families, but deep
down she had always wanted a family of her own and, though children were clearly far
beyond them by that point, Zack was family enough for her.
And Sara did have nieces and nephews to look out forࣧ
Karen had been at university for a few semesters and hadࣧ ࣚexperimentedࣛ somewhat. It
was lucky that there was no real local paparazzi or they could have had a field day
with one evening in particular.
Had she known, Sara would have been horrifiedࣧ
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bemused declarations of being drugged or whatever. Juan briefly considered stopping
by the jail after the ceremony and rubbing it in Sethࣛs face, but decided he couldnࣛt be
bothered. And besides, Mia looked so beautiful and happy that he just wanted to stay
there anyway.
The guests were mostly just Miaࣛs siblings (she thought it a little insensitive to invite any
of her exes, who might also decide to cause drama, so it was a peaceful and happy
ceremony (at least for those who bothered to come outside to watch, rather than
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too many times before and were just glad that that would hopefully never happen
again (although Gina had formulated a back-up plan for if Juan ever broke her heart
again ࣗ it involved the guys holding him down and then her doing something intricate
with a thinking cap, a plastic flamingo, a garden gnome and a large mallet that he
would never forget as long as he lived. But they hoped it wouldnࣛt come to that.
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Lyle continued to train his cooking skill in order to make even better grilled cheese
sandwichesࣧ
Juan had got a job in law enforcement (in order that he might combat odneyࣛs shifty
criminality, not that he admitted that to anyone and started working out for itࣧ
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