Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss novel Chapter 759

"Mr. Thompson, the registrar has a meeting downtown today and won't be back until later. He was worried it might inconvenience you, so he asked me to personally assist you and your fiancée."

The official was respectful and polite. After his explanation, he led them into the building.

"Thank you," Bennett replied politely. He held the file folder in one hand and Yvonne's in the other as they followed the official inside.

It was still half an hour before the office officially opened to the public. The official led Bennett and Yvonne into a photography room.

As an actress, Yvonne had been in countless photoshoots for major campaigns and magazines, but this was her first time in a government photography room. The setup was simple: a camera, a plain red backdrop, and a bench in front of it.

"Mr. Thompson, you'll take the photo first, and then while it's printing, you can fill out the forms," the official said with a smile. He then turned to the photographer and personally instructed him to take plenty of shots and make sure they came out perfectly.

The photographer knew that anyone arriving before hours with a personal escort was a VIP, so he nodded eagerly, promising to do his best.

Yvonne removed the mask she was wearing for the photograph. At that moment, only the official and the photographer were in the room. They knew they'd been instructed to give special treatment to some very important people, but they never imagined that one of them would be a famous actress.

"Ms. Jones! I can't believe it's you! I'm a huge fan," the official was the first to react, his expression shifting to one of pure excitement.

"Hello," Yvonne replied with a warm smile, showing no pretense.

Bennett hadn't anticipated running into one of Yvonne's fans while getting their marriage license. The official's demeanor instantly transformed from respectfully polite to wildly enthusiastic, his eyes practically sparkling as he looked at Yvonne.

"Perhaps we should take the photos now," Bennett interjected. "It might get inconvenient once the office opens and it gets crowded."

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