Her hand was upon the arm of her father's schoolmate; Unity and Deb followed her.

Rand met her at the altar, and the old clergyman who had baptized her married them.

It was over, from the "Dearly beloved, we are gathered here together," to the "Until Death shall them part!" Lewis and Jacqueline Rand wrote their names in the register, then turned to receive the congratulations of those who crowded around them, to smile, and say the expected thing.
Rand stooped and kissed Deb, wrung Mrs.Selden's hand, then held out his own to Unity with something of appeal in his gesture and his eyes.

Miss Dandridge promptly laid her hand in his, and looked at him with her frank and brilliant gaze.

"Now that we are cousins," she said, "I do not find you a monster at all.