30. EPILOGUE

Mrs. Mensah entered her daughter's dressing room and burst into tears at the glorious sight.

"Wow, mama... if the dress is that horrible, you can just say so, there's really no need for crying." Louisa teased with a smile.

Mrs. Mensah laughed through her tears. "You know that's not why I'm crying, Lou. You look so amazing in your dress, and I've been waiting so long for this moment."

The old woman sniffed, wiping her eyes with a handkerchief. "Your father would be so happy wherever he is."

Louisa smiled and wrapped her arms around her mum, tears in her own eyes. "To be honest with you, mama. I thought I'd never get married, and look at me now, tying the knot with the very same person who had taught me that love conquers all."

Another four months had passed after the birth of Naa Larley's son, Christopher Nolan Nana Kwame Hooper, and in that period, a whole lot had happened.

For instance, Louisa had gotten rid of all her doubts with William and was now r