Candy Kisses
“Tabitha had promised her mother to help her with her wedding, not only the chocolates. However, when she sat down at her mother’s table, a mere six days before the wedding, she realized she hadn’t helped at all.
The invitations, she hadn’t helped address them, only dropped them in the mail. Peter had taken her mother to the dress store to pick out her dress, not her. The flowers, oh, she’d helped with that. She’d called an acquaintance and told her, “Whatever you have left over will do.”
Tabitha was sick to her stomach. “I’ve really let you down.” She looked down at the guest list, which was much bigger than she’d remembered, or expected.
“You’ve never let me down.” Her mother reached across the table and gave Tabitha’s hand a squeeze. “You’re quite a woman. I’m proud of who you are.”
“I should have helped you more. I’ve been so defiant about all of this.” She waved her arm over the mound of papers and receipts that lay in front other.
“It wasn’t fair of me to ask you to do so much.
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