Sonny Side Wedding Novels & Stories

Unfortunately for Travis, I had no desire to open the wedding invitation. "Aren't you going to take a look?" Travis asked in disbelief. I shook my head while wearing an indifferent expression. Earlier, right after I finished eating dinner, I noticed that Victoria had posted a new update on her social media account. She had posted a photo of the new wedding invitation. The groom's name was Travis Somerson. Meanwhile, she intentionally censored the bride's name. Only the last name "Somerson" was vaguely visible while the first name was blurred out.

It was the kind of day you dream about when you imagine your wedding, the kind of day that makes you believe in happy endings. I'd woken up at dawn in my parents' house, too excited to sleep. This was it. My wedding day. The day I'd been planning for months, the day that would change my life forever. By evening, I'd be Mrs. Miles Morretti. We'd be husband and wife, partners for life, building our future together.

I'm ranting to Sonny about what has been happening with the factions and Adrian, but he keeps glancing at the entrance. "Is someone joining us?" I ask. "Yes." he nods, still glancing. "A few friends," "So, when is your wedding?" "Three months. Serena and Auntie want a big wedding in Italy, and I want a small one," He suddenly stands with a huge smile on his face. I follow his eyes, and my heart almost flies out of my chest. I’m halfway through laughing at something Sonny says when the doors of the restaurant open. At first, I don’t pay attention. The restaurant is busy, filled with conversations, laughter, and the sound of glasses clinking against tables.

As Harold's parents comforted me, they pulled me into their car, and we sped toward the wedding venue. Inside the church, the center aisle was covered in Juliet roses, the kind of arrangement that must have cost a fortune. At the altar, the pastor was already reciting the wedding vows. Before him stood Leila, wearing a gown worth tens of millions, and Harold. She gazed up at him with bright, loving eyes. Just as they were about to exchange rings, with romantic music drifting through the hall, Derek charged in and shouted for the ceremony to stop.

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

Looking at Sonia's receding figure, Fabian displayed a sly smile. June 2 was the day of her wedding with James. As long as Sonia was stuck to that young man, she wouldn't have the chance to take him away from her. She would make sure that Sonia's remaining hopes would be destroyed completely. She was not worried about the stake of the bet. After all, dancing and acting foolish was child's play for her. Furthermore, she would be on a honeymoon with James in Hawaii right after the wedding. If Sonia was to run after her, she would have to go to Hawaii. Outside the hotel, Sonia walked ahead while deep in thoughts. She was not a fool. She wouldn't join a war that she couldn't win. She wouldn't da

Her clothes contrasted sharply with the party atmosphere that night, but Sonya didn't care; she walked steadily, accompanied by Jenny, of course. "I congratulate you both on this magnificent wedding. May you both always be happy," Sonya said sincerely, and Nina answered with thanks, while Nathan remained silent. "Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wilson, please forgive me if I come dressed inappropriately, it's because I'm in a hurry, as I'm about to take off soon, leaving Philly."

Sonia and monie holds their bouquet of flower which includes lilies, roses and daisies to it, each of their maids handed to them as they step out from their room through the back door in their room which lead them to the garden that was already filled and decorated with red roses spread onto the floor, the two ladies smiled at each other seeing their beautiful selves,and nodded their heads in appreciation , they held their heads high as they heard the call of the bride's to be to come forward ,while each of their maids quickly took their long gowns at each ends, the ladies matched to the entrance of the decorated palace. And Sonia's mother's sister husband which Sonia got to know when she wa

George pushed me towards them and I landed next to them. "Now we wait for the party to start. Gideon," he called and one of the hefty men stepped forward. "Go to the basement and bring my wife," he ordered. The man left and a few minutes later, he returned with Marissa. George ordered him to untie her and after doing that, he pulled her towards him and made her seat beside him on one of the white couches that's was in the living room. "A husband seat beside her husband or what do you think Brother?" he asked Benjamin.

When betrayal stands before you in the flesh, wearing the two faces you know best, the impact is enough to crush you entirely. I saw Sonny holding Jess's hand with a wounded expression, murmuring something softly. She kept patting his back, comforting him. The scene was both blinding and absurd. Just two days ago, Sonny had been on the phone with me, helping me plan a surprise for her, grinning as he said, "Hurry up and marry Jess already. I'm waiting to drink at your wedding." I pulled out my phone and, as if possessed, opened his social feed.