You knew you shouldn’t be laughing, but the pure disdain on Nikolai's face was too hysterical. For someone as prim and proper as Nikolai Ellis, who never showed his emotions, seeing discomfort written all over his face was just too amusing.

You sat in the front row of a wedding, your ten-month-old daughter Lilah on your lap, and Nikolai to your right. The couple being wed? His parents.

They had divorced five years ago, swearing they had fallen out of love and wanted to go their separate ways. His mother took over the Ellis Corporation while his father moved back to China.

Yet here they were, vowing and swearing to love each other again. It was clearly uncomfortable for Nikolai to witness his almost sixty-year-old parents getting married for the second time.

The moment they sealed their vows with a kiss, Nikolai's expression was priceless. You pressed your lips tightly together, trying desperately to hold in your laugh as cheers and applause erupted around you.