One Tree Hill Brooke Wedding Novels & Stories

In the past few days, the Brooks and Coopers had publicly announced their marriage. There was even footage of Theo holding Sharon close in front of everyone, smiling and promising to love her for the rest of his life. Their wedding had been broadcast, and right along with it was footage of Joanna being slapped. Some so-called "insiders" claimed Joanna was Theo's clingy ex who tried to crash the wedding and got beaten up by the bride. Others said Joanna had always known she was the third wheel. They said that even though she knew Theo would never marry her, she still shamelessly threw herself at him.

There’s a huge crowd gathered, and Theo is standing on a raised platform at the center, looking off into the distance. A wave of happiness hits me so strong that I feel like my heart could burst- and then I see Brooke. She’s wearing a beautiful chiffon gown that drifts on the breeze behind her as she walks toward Theo, the crowd parting for her. I’ve seen a scene like this before; it’s a Luna ceremony. It’s like a royal wedding for us shifters, a way to honor the pack’s new Luna and seal her to the pack. Brooke looks stunning as she approaches Theo, and I’ve never seen either of them so happy.

I take a deep breath and let it out as slowly as I can. All that does is make me feel lightheaded as the butterflies in my stomach continue to dance around. I smooth my wedding dress one last time and try to be patient. I feel like I've waited forever for this day, even though it's only been barely a year. “You ready?” Brooke asks, poking her head inside the door of the bridal villa. Her hair is done up in an elaborate bun. “It's show time!”

Her father had died in a car accident with her little sister, Tiffany so Ryan had to take her father's place. The walk down the aisle seemed never ending for Brooke. She counted the steps she needed to take to reach her soon-to-be husband. As they reached the groom, Ryan took both their hands and put them together. Brian couldn't help but stare at Brooke. She looked mesmerizing and glowing in that white dress. Although everything about her look was simple, it still managed to take his breath away like everyday. Brooke never thought that she'd end up marrying Brian. And now it felt as if all this time that they had waited for each other was worth it. Their relationship was worth it.

I don't care, she'll love me soon enough. “Welcome to the Brooke family, babe,” I said to her, but she rolled her eyes as we both moved from the altar, so we could get some pictures taken. She stood in front of me as I held her waist, hugging her closer and her hand rested on my chest, looking into my eyes, the photographer took shots.

“Don't confuse me, tell me clearly what this is about?” It seemed that Joe could not tell the story in a sober state, since sitting there had been almost half a bottle of whiskey sipped. Kate presents it so Joe can calm down but it seems to be the beginning of the wrong step. “July–her wedding! You know that her marriage is just a contract, that it's just a roleplay on us?” “W–what? You mean?” “Yes! charade! only a marriage contract!” Joe drank the rest of the alcohol in a glass. Then tears fell uncontrollably, he began to cry painfully.

**Chapter 216: Wedding** Brooks Liam’s wedding day arrived on a perfect Chicago afternoon in early June. The venue was a beautiful lakeside pavilion—not too grand, not too small. Just right for our family. White flowers and soft blue accents decorated everything, echoing the Thunder colors Liam loved so much. Maya, his bride, had chosen simple elegance, and our son had only one request: both his dads would walk him down the aisle.

If such a scandal broke, her six years of hard work would be ruined. Unfortunately, I was busy rehearsing the wedding with Mabel and had no time for her. Soon, the wedding day came. As soon as I got into the wedding car and arrived at the hotel, I saw Lana and Zac blocking the entrance from afar. Upon seeing me, Zac feigned excitement and shook Lana's shoulder. "Lana, look, Cruz still loves you and came to marry you after all!" Hearing this, Lana's lips curled into a smug smile, but she still crossed her arms and answered with a scoff, "Don't think I'll forgive you easily just because you're here on time. You haven't apologized for what you did to Zac!"

he continued, producing another document, “is our marriage certificate.” Ted stared at it like it was a death sentence. “Step aside,” Austin said. “You are obstructing my wedding procession.” Ted still didn’t move. So Austin gave a single nod. The convoy advanced. Cars surged forward in perfect coordination, the security detail tightening formation. Ted was forced back—physically, symbolically—into the life he had chosen. Later—At the ceremony. The vows were spoken. The rings exchanged. As I slipped the band onto Austin’s finger, I noticed Ted standing at the entrance.

The guests below the altar began fidgeting and whispering to one another. I shoved down the flood of shame and despair welling up in my chest, grabbed the mic from the officiant, and raised my voice. "Settle down, everyone. The wedding's still happening. The groom bailed, so I'm putting out a call for a new husband. So, who wants to marry me?" All hell broke loose in the crowd. "This is unbelievable. Has she lost her mind?" "Anderson Group is one of the top business empires in the world. Who'd be crazy enough to steal Mr. Owen's fiancee?"