Deck The Halls Song Lyrics Novels & Stories

he said smiling at me. "I don't want this to make you think things that are not, I love you trust me please ok". "Ok" I told him and smiled not very convinced. "Come on let's dance" he said and took me to the dance floor where there was a girl singing beautifully and she started singing a classic and Marcus started singing the song to me, in such a cute way that I couldn't help but look at him with eyes of a woman in love. Can't falling in love the Ingrid Michaelson version.

They were led down to a dining hall and Nancy’s mouth was left agape when she saw how beautifully designed it was. The hall was pretty large and could comfortably fit at least 500 people but it only had one table and two chairs in the middle of it. The warm lights from the beautiful white and gold chandeliers that hung over the table cast an alluring glow over the white upholstery over the chair and the rest of the rest of the hall. The floor was scattered with lillies everywhere that she couldn’t take a step without stepping on one. A live band was rendering one of her favorite songs, Micheal Bolton’s old school classic, ‘When a man loves a woman.’

I held my breath waiting for the butterflies to flutter in my stomach and smiled internally at the realisation that I felt none of the giddiness I usually felt previously. “You don’t look too bad yourself” I returned and it was true, Michael did look handsome in a suit. He flashed me a grin and led me inside the hall. I took in the decorations wondering how my dad had been able to pull them off on short notice. The hall was done in themes of gold with bright chandeliers hanging around. Circular tables with covered chairs filled the room. I waved at a few people I recognised in the hall. Michael pulled out a chair for me at the foremost table. The table’s decoration were slightly different fr

Dim said into his radio. Dimitri opened the door, and Rene and Millie stepped out. "Come on, Katie, you go first when you get to the carpet start sprinkling the petals, okay?" Katie nodded her head. Millie and Rene got to the carpet to go down the aisle, and Etta James burst into the song 'At Last'. At last My love has come along. My lonely days are over. And life is like a song... Millie looked up and saw Nick and Gabriel grinning and waiting for her, and she couldn't help laughing in absolute pure joy.

If it was terrible, I could easily leave early. The taxi pulled up to the building, and I took a deep breath. “He won't be here, he won't be here,” I told myself, putting on a confident face. With more courage showing than I felt, I walked inside. I found the ballroom hosting our party easily enough. The hospital decorated everything with silver tinsel, and I felt like I'd stepped into a giant, shiny snow-globe. The band on stage was playing classic rock songs that felt odd at a holiday party until I noticed that the lead drummer was the head of cardiac surgery. The front singer was my favorite anesthesiologist. It was the perfect band for the party, even if they weren't the traditional holi

We knew it was safe to drink, the red was the one that would be spiked. “I’m trying, but it’s difficult…” I gritted my teeth as another socialite went on about how well connected they were to Dominic and Hans Chambers, me smiling like a robot and nodding at the correct cues. All of the sudden though, a hush fell over everyone as the string quarter started playing a tune, wolves scattering to the sides of the room and clearing a path down the center. The doors to the hall slowly opened, Chester and I just on the edge of the bowing wolves as in walked Dominic, Melody gripped tightly in his clutches as he slowly lead her to the throne.

Author's pov. The ballroom glittered with gold. Chandeliers dripped light like frozen rain, bathing the polished floor in warmth. Draven stood at the center, his chest puffed, soaking in the praises of the people before him. He lifted his goblet high, the ruby wine catching the light. “Tonight,” he boomed, his voice filling every corner of the hall, “we celebrate not just my victory, but the dawn of a new reign.” The crowd erupted into cheers, chanting his name: Alpha Draven!

“I don’t intend to sound like an old man, but I have seen plenty of Zayden in my life. He can’t use these types of childish tricks to spoil our evening. So, leave it and enjoy, love.” His sweet words livened my mood, I tugged him closer. “It seems like I’m dating an old fogey, a handsome one, though.” Carver chuckled and poked my nose playfully, “Then call me a daddy. I’ll love it!” … We both entered the big hall together; it was beautifully decorated. Flowers were littered everywhere, and the chandeliers sparkled with every step I took. Servers were aside at the makeshift bar while the center was kept cleared. The corners were filled with the tables.

Olivia said, appreciating his willingness to lend a hand. The atmosphere in the grand hall was electric, buzzing with excitement and anticipation. Twinkling fairy lights adorned the high ceilings, casting a warm glow over the lavish decorations. Rich tapestries hung from the walls, their deep crimson and gold hues complementing the theme of the evening: a celebration of love and unity.

Dorin said, excitedly, “Can you sing it? I Heard there was a ‘Song of Phases’ too!” “It goes something like this...” Prince Xander starts to hum. Then he said words that have long lost their meaning. As he sung, he made small steps that consists mostly of stumping on the ground. “No, you’ve got the words wrong!” Johan said with his mouth full, Xander faced him, his brows raised. “It’s not ‘hisheladeck’, it’s ‘hi shella de-eck’, and the tune goes a bit higher at that part!” he starts to sing it, his voice strong and true. “It means, `the burning fire will keep the heart warm’.”