Selma Payne's POV:
To be honest, being a bride was not as interesting as being a bridesmaid.
Looking at the girls running errands for me, laughing and chattering along the way, and even telling me the interesting things that happened at the party, I was so envious that I wanted to take off my wedding dress and join them.
After sending each other the bay leaf tree and Wolf's Fang and receiving the blessings of my parents and Duke Frank, I finally made it to exchanging lunchboxes.
Although it was already afternoon, the purpose of the lunchbox was for something other than lunch.
I took out the bridesmaid's dress I was thinking about, and I was about to change into it with the help of the girls, but suddenly I heard a sound of a tear - the skirt of the bridesmaid's dress was torn open a slit as long as the forearm, and its collar was in Dorothy's hand, the hem of the skirt got stuck on the corner of the heavy gold-carved round table at some point.
