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“It’s nice to have the option though I don’t wish to exercise it.” She shook her head and sat by him. He sat at the head of the table. When she noticed that he hadn’t returned to his paper, she asked, “Should I sit somewhere else?” “No. It’s just nice to look at you.” She blushed. He cleared his throat and picked up the paper. “Our wedding made the paper. Usually, these announcements are boring but I have to admit that Justin was right when he said „The Wedding Folly‟ was a memorable event.”

Our wedding was just a shock and no one expected it . Thousands of people were here, Jayden's mom and dad were present ,Kyle wasn't here and so was Harry . About harry I know that getting married is the only way that I can get over him . I smiled again watching all that the priest had to say and smiling at Jayden. I tested how it all happened just two weeks ago . *** *** flashback

Mr Jones Vones had been expecting the wedding of him and his bride to be a joyous and happy occasion. But as he stepped into the wedding hall, he immediately noticed something was off. The guests were standing still and no music was playing. He then noticed Rafe and his bride trying to sneak out of the wedding hall, and his heart sank.

The closer he got to the altar, the more the reality of his current situation sunk in. He was getting married! To a man whom he’d only known for a week!!! Ah, ah! He was practically a Disney princess! QAQ Noah’s heart jumped so wildly inside of him he thought he might throw it up. His ears buzzed, the sounds around him becoming muffled and unclear. The city lord of Concordia started to read the wedding script, but Noah only managed to catch bits and pieces of their words. “…. We are gathered here…… to witness… union of … … Astar Levi and … …”

Wedding is the most important part in one's life .A girl always dreams about her prince that will come and take her away to his paradise by making the girl his queen . But here it was all different .Kiara was finding her wedding not less than a worst nightmare . She never thought in her dreams that one day she would be married to a person without her will and moreover by blackmailing the namesake of her family and friends . The Khan mansion was decorated beautifully. Each corner of the Khan mansion was decorated with lights and was full beaming in its glory. The smiles were never disappearing from the family members' faces .

“Why you probably never found out.” The air between us shifted. I straightened, my attention locked on him. “Found out what?” Liam tilted his head, as if weighing whether this was common knowledge. “Well… the wedding never happened.” I stared, thinking I'd heard wrong. “What?” “They didn’t get married Owen.” He dropped his voice, like it wasn't for public ears.

If I bite, she'll have me wrapped around her finger. His mind was a whirlwind of unease, so much so that he did not even notice when Wren stirred awake. He flicked on the TV, hoping to find some distraction from his thoughts. Trevin was rooted to the spot as he watched the Lawrence family's wedding of the century unfold live on TV. The venue was a vision straight out of his dreams, stunning in every detail. However, there, in bold letters, was the name 'Edward Graham' as the groom.

This was the most annoying maid of honor in Norvania's history, without a doubt. Nathan couldn't wait to step off the stage. Instead of returning to his seat, he left the banquet hall alone. No one knew where he was going or why he left in such a hurry. Just as everyone was curious, the wedding resumed its original order. The wedding reception followed. The bride and groom shared their love story, cutting the cake and making toast. Yale absentmindedly stared at the white handkerchief in his hand. He took off his ring and removed the needle then tossed it to the ground.

Seeing him savoring each bite, I felt a deep sense of warmth. We finalized the menu together, carefully selecting each dish to cater to both our tastes and the preferences of our parents and friends. Although the scale was modest, this wedding would be a testament to our love, a beautiful promise made in front of our loved ones. On the late night before the wedding, everything seemed to be going smoothly. Exhausted, I dragged myself back to the room, eager to share the joy and anticipation of the day with Neil. However, when I pushed open the door, I was greeted by an empty room. Neil was nowhere to be found. In that instant, my heart sank, as if something had been violently ripped away from

Her surprised giggle carries across the tent, high and bright, the sound of a child who is learning—slowly, carefully—that adults can be trusted after all. "You're staring." Scarlett appears at my elbow, champagne in hand, mascara still ruined. "I'm not staring. I'm... observing." "You're staring at your husband." Husband. The word still feels new. Strange. Like a garment I haven't broken in yet. "Is that allowed?" "On your wedding day?" She takes a sip of champagne. "I suppose we can make an exception." The music changes. Something slower. Something that makes my heart ache in ways I can't name. The first notes of a song I recognize—the song from the first dance that never happened at our f