The Sixth Wedding Novels & Stories

“You okay back there, Miss?” I swallow. “Yes. Thank you.” He nods and looks away. The car keeps moving, carrying me through streets full of people who don’t belong to anyone, toward a day planned down to the minute by a man who loves me so much it hurts. My wedding is in six weeks There will be champagne and flowers and girls telling me how lucky I am. I rest my head against the cool window and watch the city I used to love slide by, feeling the invisible chain around my neck tighten just a little more with every block.

“According to bystanders, Christopher tried to keep Ms. Fitz from speeding off. Then, it appeared Bruce intervene, possibly talking Christopher into letting her go. In the end, Ms. Fitz left the country club parking lot, leaving Christopher and Bruce to pick up the discarded ring and the ashes of the lunch they were having. This is an unfortunate turn of events. Hopefully, this is a misunderstanding and the couple can iron out their differences before their February nuptials. It has been so long since New York society has had a Valentine’s wedding. Best of luck to the two no matter how it ends up.” “God,” Selena said with shock and tossed her coat on an armchair. “I can’t believe – someone

"We'll just start in a minute." "You haven't started? God! This is heights, " said Jaxon and Ralph could hear everyone chuckling in the background. "Okay, bye, see you soon," said Ralph with a faint color on his cheeks. After he had disconnected the call, he picked up Raven's coffee and pulled her along to the dining table. "Eat up and we'll leave," he said, pushing the food towards her. Raven nodded shyly and ate up. After ten minutes, they left their apartment and Ralph's chauffeur drove them to the wedding venue. After twenty minutes, they reached Pier Sixty which was one of Manhattan’s most spectacular wedding venues offering breathtaking views of the Hudson.

He assured me of his love earlier today, promised me forever, and received Mum's blessings. This has to be a prank. "What Nonsense!" A middle-aged lady from the crowd breaks the silence ."How despicable." "He wasn't your man, yet you planned a whole wedding? Another voice shouts. " Disgrace!" "Six hours we waited! Six hours for a fake wedding?!" The words crash over me. Only then does it sink in. Not a movie or a nightmare I'll wake from. Real. I dare not look at my father. I should be praying right now, but...

he finished saying, before silence came flooding back into my head and I sank into a dark sea again. <<"Don't worry, honey, we'll be fine," I said to my fiancé Draven, before following my friends to the cab waiting for us in front of my building. "Quick, Cinderella, the plane won't wait forever!" shouted June and I couldn't help but smile at my friends' eagerness, "The prince can wait until the wedding to own the bride." June was the oldest of them all, with blonde hair that could win over even a fly, but she was unlucky in love; all the jerks she dated ended up being crazy and insane, with strange habits.

SEVENTEEN YEARS AGO. A bubbly house. Last-minute preparations and the familiar yearly rush. A young girl giggled as she hurried past a pair of busy maids and made her way into her bedroom. Shutting the door securely behind her, she packed up her curly black waves into a ponytail and headed straight for her wardrobe. It was the sixth of June and every sixth of June marked the wedding anniversary of the Chantel Couple. Her parents. For this year’s anniversary, the six-year-old had prepared the most thoughtful present. She knelt on the floor to pull out a box that she had hidden away from the watchful eyes of her elder brother, Lucas, and the Chantel household maids.

For Lin Wei, all these things that she was doing was out of her work but for Chu Nian they all were care. The shooting instantly started with all the other people coming on the sets and getting ready as well. Today they were supposed to shoot a full movie poster and a couple of scenes where the King was supposed to get married to the first queen while the second queen would be jealous over the matter. The second queen would be the younger sister of King's advisor. Unfortunately, when this marriage was proposed, the advisor was out to seek an alliance for the war. Due to this, the advisor's younger sister loses her chance of getting married to Colin and this leads to the king getting married

Six months later ★★★ Like a royal palace, the villa had been garlanded with blooms. An uproar could be heard everywhere. One after another, upscale cars could be seen pulling up. A wedding took place in the garden. People were seated in two rows that had been partitioned, and the bride and groom would stand on a stunningly garish stage. Gary and Artin accompanied Joshua to the stage while waiting for the bride. Joshua was anxious despite his best efforts to appear confident.

"She loves me. She won't leave." I didn't stay to hear another word. I turned and walked away. No wonder he never hesitated to abandon me for Rosetta during every wedding ceremony. That place that was supposed to be mine—the title of his wife—he had already given to Rosetta long ago. The 52nd wedding was never going to happen. Not anymore. With trembling hands, I dialed the number of Kyle, the Head of the International Medical Organization. "Hello. This is Cecilia Marino. I'm calling to accept your offer."

The reporter looks between Camila and me. "Anonymous says your marriage is a marriage agreement that lasts sixty days, Is that true? And what happens after that?" Everything stops.