Four Weddings and a Fiasco. Catherine Ferguson
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Название: Four Weddings and a Fiasco

Автор: Catherine Ferguson

Издательство: HarperCollins

Жанр: Зарубежный юмор

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isbn: 9780008142230

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СКАЧАТЬ Chapter Twenty-One

      

       Chapter Twenty-Two

      

       Chapter Twenty-Three

      

       Chapter Twenty-Four

      

       Chapter Twenty-Five

      

       Chapter Twenty-Six

      

       Chapter Twenty-Seven

      

       Chapter Twenty-Eight

      

       Chapter Twenty-Nine

      

       Chapter Thirty

      

       Chapter Thirty-One

      

       Chapter Thirty-Two

      

       An Autumn Wedding

      

       Chapter Thirty-Three

      

       Chapter Thirty-Four

      

       Chapter Thirty-Five

      

       Chapter Thirty-Six

      

       Chapter Thirty-Seven

      

       Chapter Thirty-Eight

      

       Chapter Thirty-Nine

      

       Chapter Forty

      

       A Winter Wedding

      

       Chapter Forty-One

      

       Epilogue

      

       Q&a With the Author

      

       Acknowledgements

      

       About the Author

       Advert

      

       By the Same Author

      

       About the Publisher

       Prologue

      Some moments in life stay with you.

      A vivid memory, full of colour and texture, which, years later, still has the power to make the breath catch in your throat thinking of it.

      Of course, they’re not always the moments you’d expect to live on in your mind.

      I can’t remember a thing about my first kiss, for example. Nor can I recall what I ate for breakfast the morning I turned twenty-one. And as for my first day in the job as a shy, newly qualified photographer at the advertising agency all those years ago? Well, stomach-churning nerves probably crowded out the details of that particular milestone.

      But that moment with my sister, laughing and clinging onto each other, jumping up and down like five-year-olds who’ve over-dosed on gummy bears?

      That was one of those moments …

      I’d called in at our local printer’s in Willows Edge on the way home to collect the glossy leaflets we’d designed for our brand new business. The brown package lay on the passenger seat, one of the leaflets taped to the front, and every time I glanced over and saw the words, Sister Act Photography, printed in that elegant, curly script we’d chosen, a little bubble of excitement rose up in me.

      When I arrived home, Sienna’s car was parked outside. My sister – at twenty-one, almost a decade younger than me – was still living at home with Mum. But we’d decided to use my house as our business headquarters, so she had a key.

      I let myself in, yelling, ‘I’m back!’ and I was about to run upstairs when Sienna appeared in the hallway.

      ‘Got a surprise for you,’ she said, her eyes sparkling.

      Curious, СКАЧАТЬ