The Wedding Dance By Amador Daguio Novels & Stories

she added. “Well,” a man’s voice spoke from behind them. “If that’s the case, may I have a dance to his lovely woman?” Mr. Vargas said, offering his hand to his wife who rolled her eyes in response. “Oh gosh! You shouldn’t let a gentleman wait for long, Mom.” Audrey winked at Mrs. Vargas and handed her hand to the elder man and smiled. “She’s all yours, Mister.” “Thank you, young lady.” Mr. Vargas smiled and danced with his wife.

In the past, Jonah would take me with him at this time. He would show me the biggest prey he hunted, and then declare our love to everyone at the dance. But this year, Jonah threw me aside for Emma. I didn't want to be sad for him anymore, so I went to the dance alone. At the dance, the bonfire was burning, and the firelight reflected on the werewolves' faces, reflecting the wildness and excitement in their eyes. The air was filled with the aroma of barbecue and the unique fishy smell of werewolves, and low wolf howls and laughter came to my ears.

I looked around trying to find a way to escape from this madness without it appearing like I was running away, when Aiden and Austin forced their way to me, each taking my hands. “May we have this dance?” Aiden asked bowing dramatically “Yes you may my liege!” my face lit up with the first genuine smile since this nightmare of a wedding started. I allowed them to lead me to a space in the middle of the floor. “I will be back Lexi,” Austin said as he walked up to the DJ and whispered something to him before striding back to us. Before he got to us my favorite song “Love and Family” started playing. “Today is your wedding day Lexi! Your wedding! Don't allow these bunch of idiots to ruin your d

The emcee's voice thundered out, "Ladies and gentlemen, for the first time—Mr. and Mrs. Damian and Eliana Wolfe!" Cheers. Applause. Some shrieking screams from the wedding party. Eliana curtsied modestly and Damian nodded modestly and flashed a brief, lopsided grin. Then the moment everyone had been waiting for. The tune switched to a slow instrumental rendition of "You Are the Reason." A golden glow emanating in the middle of the dance floor highlighted it. Damian led Eliana out softly, his palm dug deep into the small of her back as they moved in quiet synchrony. He'd never been much on dancing—but tonight, the world just melted away, and all that remained was the way she looked up at him,

Then Akarui held Cadeau's hand and took her slowly and gently to the center. He went down on one knee and politely asked if he could have the dance with her. "may I have the honour of dancing with my wife?" he pleaded. Cadeau's pulse skipped. She clutched her chest and accepted he's extended hand. - it was a beautiful dance and soon the dancefloor was filled untill she was reminded he wasn't Lijie and she broke off . _ "Mrs Wang Lei?" a girl approached, "your husband has just arrived outside," she wispered and left.

There was so much liveliness that it actually irritated Damian and he had to cover his ears a bit so that he wouldn't go temporarily deaf. There was a very festive wedding party and everyone began to pair up and dance. The newly wedded husbands took their wives to the dance floor and there was actually a very spicy dance going on. Adam had been watching Damian's dances with Lilian had he had picked up a few steps and Damian was actually very impressed. His feet were not at all clumsy. Soon other people began to dance and he watched Xavier lead Rosé to the dancefloor. "Would you care to have this dance?" Daman looked behind him and Lilian was looking at him. She was as radiant as usual.

One of the men suddenly came in front of Adriana and me. He was shirtless and good-looking. "Madam, Wren, may I have this dance with you?" he asked with a smile. And the song Careless Whisper suddenly played. It made me feel awkward. I wanted to decline him without offending him. "Gideon, you are married. I saw your wife just went to the toilet. Why won't you wait for her to come back and dance Careless Whisper with her? I think it will be appropriate. Leave senorita, Wren, alone," Adriana said.

It was a pool party and when it came to parties, Isadora never disappointed. The bride and groom had the first dance, they easily smoothed into it, laughing and whispering things into each other's ears that I felt the urge to shout 'get a room already'. "Can I have this dance?" I stood up asking Ava for a dance. It was a wedding after all, we were here to have fun. "Am not a good dancer, Niklaus perhaps you sister and I are in the middle of-" "I'm perfectly fine",Drizella assured giving Ava the get go.

Irene’s POV He didn't wait for my response. He simply pulled, and I stumbled after him. The crowd parted slightly as we moved, their gazes settling on us, curiously. It was a spectacle, watching lord Diego drag his unwilling bride onto the dance floor. Once we were amidst the crowd, Diego didn't start to dance immediately. Instead, he held my hands loosely, drawing me closer to himself, creating a strange sort of isolation as if we were alone in the room.

Manfredi replied. Damiano clapped his father on the shoulder and then returned to the front of the church as his sisters entered the little chapel, walking on the bright notes of Vivaldi’s “Spring”. Bianca and Fiamma smiled at him and took their place, waiting for Thea to make her entrance. And his gorgeous bride appeared in the arched doors at the back of the chapel while the string quartet started playing the first notes of Wagner’s “Wedding March”. ‘Ti amo,’ he mouthed at her, and then watched Thea flow down the aisle.