“Oh, Lou. So old-fashioned,” Mom said, giving him an affectionate pat on the backside before walking up to Knox and hugging him. “Mom!” Knox stood there woodenly clearly in shock. “Welcome to the family,” she said, pressing a kiss to his cheek. “Oh my God. I’m going to die of embarrassment,” I decided. Knox patted my mother awkwardly on the back. “Uh. Thanks?” She released him and then grabbed me by the shoulders. “We were so worried about you, sweetheart. It wasn’t like you to just up and leave your own wedding like that. Not that we ever liked Warner that much anyway.” “Always thought he was
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