"No, it's fine. Honestly. Your mom and I were just going to decide on the floral arrangements anyway. You would've been bored to tears."
Eliza said, running a hand through her fiery locks. She was kind of hoping to get some other things done as well, but she didn't want
Sam, her fiancé, to feel bad or anything like that. This was one of the downsides of being engaged to a doctor. He was on-call 24/7, so there was really no way of telling if he'd be called in or not. And today was no exception. "I'll see you tonight. Love you too." She hung up the phone, letting out a soft sigh. She was going to need a drink, or maybe five, after spending the afternoon with her soon to be mother-in-law.
"Look at it this way, mate, at least she finally reached out to you." Dan said, trying to make the situation a little bit better. He kind of had a feeling that he was only making matters worse though. Josh had just gotten off the phone with his mum. Apparently he'd a received a wedding invitation in the mail, they all had. And not just for anyone either. It was for Eliza Doherty's. Ellie was getting married, and this was the first time that any of them had really heard from her in six years. No one had been more devastated than Josh though, those two had practically been attached at the hip. "Maybe you should go see her? The address was on the invitation, right? She still lives in the same town, and one of the tour stops isn't that far from there."