Sonic 2 Wedding Scene Novels & Stories

A bright future lay ahead of them. When Willow came out of the restroom, the party had already started. She still looked as frumpy as ever in her office wear and light makeup. No one at the party noticed her entrance. Before her, there was a crowd gathered around a handsome man wearing a white suit. He was speaking to them confidently. It was her husband, Quentin. Instead of approaching him like she normally would, Willow grabbed a glass of wine and sat in a corner. When had Quentin and Sonia gotten together? How far had they gone behind her back? Had Quentin really fallen for Sonia, or was he just sick of the fact that Willow couldn't bear him a child?

51 weddings planned, and not a single one made it to the altar? She scoffed, "You know, it took Antonio less than two hours from the moment he decided to marry me to make it official. You're nothing but a clown, Cecilia." A sharp, searing pain pierced my chest. I fought to block out her words and reached for the watch. "Give it back." Rosetta looked at me with pure disdain. Then, without warning, she flung the watch into the nearby fountain. "Only a low-life like you would care about worthless junk like that. Go ahead! Jump in and fish it out!"

The rough touch carried the intense heat unique to werewolves, as if it could burn my skin. "Then you wait for me to marry you?" His voice was low and hoarse, with an unquestionable majesty. "What? Are you really willing?" He was stunned for a moment, and then asked incredulously, "I am tyrannical and abuse women. Won’t you reconsider?" I looked straight into his eyes and nodded. His smile instantly widened, revealing more sharp teeth, like a wolf that finally caught its prey. "Then it's settled!" There was a hint of excitement in his voice, "But don't worry, after all, you are my Luna. I have to prepare well. I will come to pick you up after I have begun prepare the preparations for our wed

People were curious to know why Sia and Ron wanted such a funny wedding. They couldn’t wrap their head around the fact that someone would want to waste so much time and effort over something that can be done so easily. Whatever be the reason, it had definitely piqued the curiosity of everyone. Even the Immortal Council had sent a few drones to keep a watch over the wedding. As the clock struck ten soft music started playing. Mr. Ben, Yorick, Zora, and Jay walked in and swiftly set up everything. Jay turned on the screens so that the millions of people on the mainland could join the wedding virtually. It was decided to keep the screen muted. They didn’t want the wedding to be interrupted by t

She knew they had eyes on her son for their daughters but at this point there was nothing she could do as they were already married. Just as she finished her glass of water, the music ended and the crowd cheered louder than before, most of them retiring to their seats. Sonia and her friends, though annoyed and bitter, clapped in joy and pretence, going over to hand gifts and wish the couple happiness while wearing a mask and soon the reception was over. Thump!

We followed them, one couple of each color at a time, and then I saw the woman in red by Sean Robinson’s arm was Jo, because she was the drummer’s long-time girlfriend. The procession went all the way to the meadow, where everything was set for the meal and the party. That included a stage, because it was a rockstar’s wedding, so a live performance was sort of mandatory. No Return minus Jim Robinson performed a bunch of songs, joined by Masterson, his wife and Ray fucking Finnegan, who left us all shaken when they played the newlyweds’ song: a cover of Little Wing, that sounded custom-made for Masterson’s voice. But the groom wasn’t one to watch from the ground, so he jumped on stage for a c

He mind links me, his eyes going black. My cheeks turn pink before I scurry my way to the alter where Lysander, Vladimir, and William are all standing. The song changes to the traditional Bridal Chorus by Wagner, as my dad escorts all three of my sisters down the aisle. The wedding ceremony goes off without a hitch but we are all tense, waiting for the moment that the Dark Fae and Beatrix will strike. Walking out of the ceremony, Queen’s “Another One Bites the Dust” starts playing as my sisters and their new husbands walk towards the reception area in the grand ballroom.

‘I’d better get back to the war room,’ I tell Mother in a private mind-link, shoving my wolf’s longing howls deep inside me. ‘Oh, Cassian,’ Mother replies with an outward sigh. ‘This is to celebrate your bride! Surely, the warriors can wait for one dance.’ The thought of touching Lyra ignites my wolf again. ‘One dance, Mother,’ I insist, not sure whether I’m answering out of respect for Mother or in response to the begs of my wolf. Mother smiles broadly, claps her hands together, and speaks out loud. “Begin the music!” The band plays a soft melody fitting for most wedding announcement dances with true mates, and I can feel my blood heat up as I turn to Lyra and offer her my hand.

I tilted my chin slightly, directing his attention to the surveillance cameras overhead. Leonard's expression faltered like my words had caught him off guard. "Mae, listen. Selene and I aren't married! The ceremony was only to fulfill her wish. I'm the one who hurt her years ago when I left to focus on my ambitions. "You're the one I want to be with. That wheat charm bracelet? She took it from our place without saying anything! Mae, please. Give us another chance. Don't shut me out like this. It's killing me."

Glancing at her father’s expensive watch on his wrist, he wondered what the future held for them as a real duo. What that looked like, he had no clue. A squeal of laughter and applause pierced the tropical air as the minister presented Phyllis and Marty as man and wife, and they eagerly kissed. The joy was apparent, and the wedding party dispersed down the makeshift aisle to the ballroom inside the hotel, Chris eagerly following Ritchie and Bruce. Traditional Hawaiian music floated through the air the closer they got.