Chapter 336

Chapter: 336

Marcus abruptly cut her off, bending down to hoist her effortlessly onto his shoulder, her petite form juxtaposed against his

stalwart frame.

A blush of surprise and embarrassment bloomed on Millie’s cheeks, her fingers curling tightly around Marcus’ shoulder.

The distance from the ground felt magnified, as if she were perched atop a skyscraper.

Her pristine dress cascaded down, skimming the gleaming surface of her high heels, resembling a snowy waterfall.

The crowd was held hostage by a collective gasp; their flawless execution of a challenging pose had stunned the spectators.

Marcus, tall and well-proportioned, served as the perfect backdrop for Millie, her natural beauty amplified by the twinge of

shyness coloring her features.

The photographer urged, “Quickly, hand her the bridal bouquet, and let's begin.”

With the vibrant floral arrangement in her grasp, Millie looked picture-perfect.

Holding the brilliant bouquet, Millie bit her lower lip, her cheeks blooming a rosy hue as she assumed the unusual posture.

Marcus couldn’t glance upward, his sturdy arms securing Millie’s position. His primary concern was ensuring she didn’t topple off.

“Have you settled comfortably?” he queried, his concern for her safety evident in his voice. Taken aback, Millie stuttered, “Yes,

it's stable.”

Aware of the rapt attention of the onlookers, Millie was overwhelmed with the urge to hide her flushed face.

“Focus on the camera.” The shutter was pressed.

The bride grasped the blooms and beamed...

The groom caught the gaze of the bride...

The hands of the bride and groom were unfolded...

The photographer took pictures one after another.

When the session concluded, Millie gingerly descended from her lofty perch.

The photographer was visibly impressed; the session had gone smoother than any before.

Reviewing the captured images, he was pleasantly surprised.

“The bride’s beauty is breathtaking, the groom’s striking. These images require no enhancements; they're flawless.

The photos captured Millie's timidity, which contrasted with her eyes, which sparkled with unabashed joy.