CHAPTER THIRTY-NINE: Wedding Plans and Winter

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October brings a reality check. "We need to discuss the legal aspects of your marriage," Sarah says during a foundation meeting that's supposed to be about budget allocations. "Can't we just focus on the foundation right now?" "This is foundation business. You and Marcus getting married affects everything. Joint assets, tax implications, public perception. We need to prepare." She's right, of course. That evening, Marcus and I meet with our attorneys—Sarah, Amanda, and Marcus's corporate lawyer David Schwartz. "Let's address the elephant," Amanda begins. "Some jurisdictions have laws prohibiting marriage between biological relatives. Massachusetts isn't one of them, but you should be aware this could become a legal issue." My stomach drops. "We can't get married?" "You can. Legally

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