"Ooooh!" Caroline cooed at her younger sister, "You look so pretty!"
Lucia beamed at that and said, "Thank you! You look pretty too!"
And she did. They were both wearing their bridesmaids' dresses, the same forest green floor-length fabric skilfully cut and sewn into a keyhole neckline, hugging the gentle curves of their torsos and flaring at the waist into a ten-eighty-degree circle skirt. Adela had not stopped there. She had insisted her sisters wear white roses in the intricate buns in their hair and had simple teardrop diadems drop over their foreheads.
"Adela is not joking around," Lucia said as she touched the jewel over her brow.
"And speaking of Adela," Caroline said as she glanced at her watch, "we need to go to her."