Pierre dressed in his finest attire, leading his companions, and drove a carriage to bring the equally finely dressed bride from Old Sergei's house—Old Sergei had volunteered his home to serve as the bride's family house—back to Mitchell Manor, thus completing the wedding procession.
The next step was an indispensable part of any celebration, big or small—a grand feast.
However, since Mitchell Manor had been "ransacked" by someone, it no longer had the capacity to host a lavish banquet.
Even without Gerard and Eileen having to ask, the people of Dusa Village dug out the grain stored deep in their cellars, herded the cattle and sheep hiding in the wild, and sent them in large carts to Mitchell Manor.
Butchering livestock, grinding flour, baking pastries... The men and women of Dusa Village naturally joined in the wedding preparations, bustling together to host the event.
