Daddy, Chasing Mommy Back is On Us! novel Chapter 871

Jason froze for a moment. Savannah is so much more determined than I thought her to be. I thought she would take her time to get used to this place, but I hadn’t expected her to put in the effort to hasten this process.

“What is it? You look like you have something important to tell me,” Savannah said as she kept her notebook away.

“Yeah. I’m afraid my grandmother can’t last for much longer. My mother’s wish is for us to get married in three days. I know this is unfair for you, Savannah.” He reached out and held onto her hand. “We should only have the wedding once everything is well prepared, but now that Grandma is… I have no choice but to do this to you.”

“Is your grandmother really about to leave us?” Savannah asked worriedly.

Jason nodded. “She has been extremely weak for a long while, but she has been forcing herself to hang on because she wishes to see me get married. That’s why we have to rush everything now.”

“It’s fine. I don’t feel like you’re treating me unfairly. Just getting married to you makes me feel like the luckiest person ever—I don’t feel like you’ve wronged me at all,” she uttered.

A thankful smile formed on Jason’s lips when he saw how mature Savannah was. “Thank you, Savannah.”

“I should be the one thanking you,” she replied as she held onto his hand. They both smiled as they looked at one another. No words were needed any longer—they both understood their feelings for one another.

The Murray Family’s wedding was planned in a hurry. All of their guests received a wedding invitation within the same day, and they were all shocked by the wedding date on the invitation. It was scheduled to happen just three days after they received the card! They had never seen a wedding that was so rushed.

Selena brought Savannah to pick out a bridal gown in her shop in Yucaria. It was the first time Savannah had ever seen such a vast collection of wedding gowns. During her first marriage, she simply put on a red shirt that functioned as her gown. When she first heard of the trendier, younger people in town wearing a gown for their weddings, she thought that only princesses would have the opportunity to wear such a thing.