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“It’s been so long since we’ve, umm, you know.” I laughed, “I was thinking the exact same thing. I guess for now we will just talk about our future and get better. So, when are we getting married?” “Well, I definitely want to do it before the babies are born,” Isabella stated. “I totally agree,” I replied. “I was thinking, spring break in February. That way we’re both healed, and we can enjoy the wedding night,” I grinned. “Zander, that would be perfect,” Isabella said, smiling. “We’d better start looking for a venue.”

Bennett asked. Eden thought hard for a while but she couldn't remember any of it. "Even if I don't remember, I think I've had that question in my mind for some time now." "And to answer that question, let's get married next weekend. We'll have 7 days to prepare everything, my parents and your mother can fly in anytime and we already have all our friends in town. It's the perfect timing," said Bennett. "Alright. Fuck. Yes, let's get married!"

"No, alpha. I finally decided to do what my heart has always told me," I smiled at them both. "Congratulations." I said. "Thank you." They both unisoned with smiles on their faces. "Have you perhaps picked a wedding date yet?" Ava asked. "We're working on it. We do not know when, but it will be this fall." Camila said and Ava nodded smiling and congratulating her again. "Why don't we celebrate this later this evening?" Anna suggested and I nodded in agreement. "That's a good suggestion, Anna. Let's celebrate the newest couples in the whole of Glasgow." I said and everyone nodded in agreement.

"Okay then, tell me, what about my marriage?" Sophia nodded. "You heard that right. Let's tell you what's about your marriage now. Nick, don't you think you are forgetting about your personal life? When are you getting married, Nick? You're not getting any younger, you know," she said, teasing him. "So, we want to remind you. We were just discussing how you need to settle down and start a family, we could get you a very beautiful classy woman. Your mother and I have good tastes, we would give you the best and fix the wedding date. What do you think? "

I explained. After some emotional but joyful moments, we took our seat to eat breakfast. "When do you want to get married?" Kyle asked. "Next week." Jayden blurted. "That soon?" Peggy asked, surprised. "Yes. It has been delayed for more than three years, are you planning to make me wait longer than that?" Jayden answered, looking at Peggy. "No. I thought it would be at least next month. But next week is fine." She said, smiling sweetly at him.

The ceremony goesgoesn on. "I now announce you as husband and wife. You may now kiss your bride!" Declared by the Mayor. "Aww, congratulations!" Bea hugged Anna and handed her a gifther gift. "Thank you." "Congrats, bro." Evan to Simon. "What time are you leaving?" "Later, 8 pm." "I thought you'll be leaving tomorrow. Aren't you exhausted today?" "We have to. They may have not known yet about our wedding but they'll eventually know later on."

He was talking to the… couple. “You’re getting married?” Martina asked. Anurak chuckled before nodding. “Yeah, this year. Probably around November.” Theresia smiled at him. “That’s great! We’ll come.” Charles just shook his head and looked at the man at the bar again. A wedding? Hopefully. One day. I’ll be able to be confident enough to ask him out. To be mine again.

A text that read, “We are excited to share that we’re engaged! Gideon proposed to Cecelia on November 25th at Central Park. We’re so grateful for the love and support from our friends and family and can’t wait to celebrate our wedding in 2026.” She started, “Wanted to show you in person.” “I'm getting married.” She announced.

"You're not offended." "No. You're being practical. I respect that." He paused. "I'll have my attorney draft something. You can have Dana review it." "Good." We went back to eating. The restaurant moved around us—other tables, other conversations, the normal sound of a Thursday night in London. "When?" Adrian said. "When what?" "When do you want to get married?" I thought about it. "September. After the summer conferences. Before the fall teaching schedule starts at Mount Sinai."