The Wedding People Book Novels & Stories

She didn’t even bother changing her clothes and just slump her whole body on the soft mattress and let the heaviness of her body take over her consciousness. The Wedding Day The entrance of the huge church was filled with guests of different families and high ranking businessmen. Madame Alarie was busy greeting their guests who just arrived at the venue of the wedding. The Heroux family along with Jingfei and Lihua’s family were already seated at their respective chairs. “Are you sure this is a wedding and not a get together of corrupt.. I mean business people? Lihua whispered to Jingfei’s ear. “I was thinking of the same thing.” Jingfei whispered back as they looked at the swarm of people a

He began to find out the journal's divider in June and read one by one of his notes, but he didn't find any dream about marriage. Then he started to read his note in July. On the first and the second page, he could not find it. Then he went to the third page and he could find he wrote that he held hands with his bride. He also wrote about the bride's physical appearance that is almost the same as the woman that he met in the coffee shop. Both of them had long black wavy hair and also grey eyes. "Oh, God! I am happy because I have found her. I knew that I would meet her in reality. Hope that she will be my bride." Said Daniel with a smile on his face.

Then, it was time for the traditional toss of the bridal bouquet. Of course Kyra caught it. Who else? thought Rachel happily. The reception that followed was equally lively, filled with mostly local people. Everybody congratulated the ecstatic bride and groom. Nobody would have guessed that the two were being married through sheer pressure. They laughed, chatted easily, fed each other the traditional bite of the wedding cake and opened the gifts. “Now, son. Aren’t you glad you’ve got me as father?” Devin caught Jake as he was heading towards the limo. Rachel was lagging behind because she needed assistance with her dress but he was sure she was within earshot.

The twist became a shared realization that their story, woven into the fabric of Sterling Manor, held the power to inspire generations to come. The denouement unfolded as they decided to release the book, not as a tale of a secret marriage but as a chronicle of love's ability to endure and transform. The mansion, with its timeless elegance, became the backdrop for interviews and photoshoots as they shared their story with the world. The climax of this chapter was a book launch hosted at Sterling Manor, bringing together friends, family, and those who had followed their journey from afar. The ballroom, once adorned with the grandeur of a secret marriage, now radiated with the warmth of shared

Bernard sat beside me, his expression unreadable, but his grip on my hand never wavered. He had a distant look in his eyes as he spoke, "I just had a dream where something bad happened at the wedding." His grip tightened around my hand. "Hannah, dreams are the opposite of reality, right?" I smiled, saying nothing. Bernard tried to steady himself. "We're getting married tomorrow. What could possibly go wrong?" Indeed. What could possibly go wrong?

His look was fierce and determined, which showed that he meant what he had requested. 20 HOURS LATER. I was standing in the big wedding hall, admiring the beautiful decoration and the gigantic wedding cake. People of great reputation graced the event and I knew for sure that Catherine was one lucky lady to have made her way into the Williams family. She was getting married to the heir of one of the richest families in the city.

, she tells me, smiling at my son. "Okay, excuse me", I walked away from her. What I didn't know was that Azaan waved at her. Azaan has never been fond of anyone, not even his aunts or uncles who come to visit him. I couldn't help but stare at her while she was helping the bride with her dress. Who is she? I looked at Zahir, who was smiling and happy that he was finally getting married to the love of his life. "Congratulations, brother", I tell him after the Kadhi announced that they are now husband and wife.

Nathan's POV Today marked Emma Davies' and my fifth wedding anniversary, as well as the 15th time we were supposed to register our marriage. We had planned to go to my favorite restaurant for lunch, then head to City Hall afterward. However, when I finished my work and rushed to the restaurant, I found a large crowd of people. I froze, my expression turning dark. I looked at Emma, my eyes full of questions. "Nathan, you're here." Emma waved at me. "Keegan landed a big deal today. Everyone wanted to celebrate, but they couldn't get a reservation, so I just brought them along. It's just a meal anyway. It'll be lively with more people."

The wedding day dawned bright and sunny. The guests were almost all seated, and melodious music floated through the air. When the time arrived, the ceremony began. Ethan, flanked by his groomsmen, walked up the aisle to the altar. He stood beside the priest, his eyes full of anticipation, staring at the entrance of the church. All the guests, including my parents, fixed their attention on that wooden door. The music grew solemn and sacred. The doors slowly swung open.

I returned to the bridal room and sent Adrian one message. The wedding is canceled. His call came less than ten seconds later. “Elena, have you made enough of a scene?” His voice was low. “Livia slit her wrist. The doctor said she can’t be upset again. Are you really going to fight her over a ceremony right now?” The ring box sat open on the vanity. Inside were the bands I had picked up myself, our names engraved along the inner edges.