Ariel And Eric Wedding Novels & Stories

I exhale sharply, already exhausted. “What is it?” Eric beams. “So you’re telling me there’s no wedding? You’re not actually marrying Mina?” He laughs, shaking his head. “Oh my God, this is the best day of my life!” I don’t even have to look at him to know he means every word. He is genuinely, deeply happy about this.

An arch made of driftwood and roses. He was waiting at the altar. Eric was beside him. Both of them were beaming. "You look beautiful," Eric said as Lily walked toward him. She smiled. "You do not look so bad yourself." The ceremony was beautiful. Short and sweet. They said their vows. They exchanged rings. They kissed. "I now pronounce you husband and wife," the officiant said. "You may kiss your bride." Eric kissed Lily. The crowd cheered. I cried. He cried. Everyone cried.

"Easy for you to say. What good is he? He comes from a worthless pack and is only the son of a Beta. What would I do with such a man?" "Don't worry, Linnet. I'm sure you’ll find someone better. Someone deserving." "Oh, I will," I thought to myself. "And I’ll have him, even if he’s yours." The bell rang, signaling the start of our next class. A few weeks before his final exams, Eric proposed to Evelyn. She accepted, and they set the wedding four months later—just a week after his graduation. I had to stop them before that happened.

"Of course. I'll accompany you there today." For some reason, Eric felt unsettled about something. Eric helped me clean myself up, and after feeding me breakfast, he drove me to where we were getting married. He kept holding my hand tight as he chatted about how loving we were back then. However, I looked out the window and said nothing. We were getting married on the rooftop of the most prominent building in the city. We could see the entire city view from there. The venue has not yet been fully set up. Eric followed behind me each step and kept reminding me to be careful not to go too near the railings.

After that day of the appointment everything would cease, and they would only communicate through Jerome. Ariella wished that she could receive such care and attention every day but it was a big dream if she thinks Kelvin would be the one to give it to her. They were married in name only, they were not in love and would be free of each other as soon as the baby was a few months old.

"Yes, Selene provides the impetus, but it's the partners who have to make it succeed. And if it fails, it's better to end it than to hurt each other." "The strange thing was that as soon as Eric got close to Ariel, she immediately perked up. But he denied any relationship with her. Even when I offered to take her after our rejection, he refused. He swore that the Luna was not his fated," I confide in Mase. "Okay. That's all in the past. Now you have to focus on the future, that's what this holiday is for. No looking back, just straight ahead. You actually have to close an old door before you can walk through another one, Zane," he encourages me.

"Is there something I should know?" The cousin in question was Wendy Cox—Eric's sister-in-law and Zac's wife. Theirs was your typical arranged marriage, with only a marriage certificate and an official announcement, without even a wedding ceremony. It was said that it had been years since the two even talked, aside from the occasional homecoming during the festive season. It certainly wasn't that time of the year now, and Sean was curious as to why Eric would suddenly demand Wendy's return. Still, Eric abruptly changed the subject. "Do you remember what we had last week?"

Dylan remarked climbing down from the bed. His eyes held an indescribable expression in them. "What no! What are you trying to do? I am already married to someone else, you can't pull me along with you the way you want. I have a son too, please let's go our separate ways." Ariel muttered hurrying down from the bed, she had forgotten about her baby. "I will protect you and your baby, your mother too just come Ong with me," Dylan said a little bit frustrated by the situation.

" Eric had already walked to the center of the stage while they were denying this. The wedding had moved on to the next item on the itinerary, the wedding vows. "Mr. Eric Chilton, do you take Miss Stella Judd as your lawful wife, to have and to hold from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, until death do you part?" The entire room turned dead silent when Eric replied with great conviction, "I do." Everyone's mouth fell as they watched this unfold with disbelief. Noel's mind went blank. He could feel the blood in his veins run ice cold.

Then my phone vibrated. A secure channel notification. High-level clearance. Sender: Walker Group | Executive Office I opened it. To: General V On behalf of Mr. Eric Walker, Chief Executive Officer of Walker Group, it would be a profound honor to welcome you to the wedding ceremony of Eric Walker & Bianca Allen Date: Saturday, October 18 Time: 4:00 PM Venue: Private Estate, South Town Your presence would be deeply esteemed. I stared at it. Then I laughed. I didn’t know why. Maybe because everything Eric did suddenly felt ridiculous. Almost funny.