The Wedding People Book Novels & Stories

A sorrowful wedding night later turned into a happy ending. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thanks for reading. The wedding has officially come to an end. Thank you all for reading this lovely story up till now. I appreciate my dedicated readers and my ghost readers. I love you all and I hope you keep supporting me. TWN has officially signed out. Love y'all Oluwatosin melody.

says Lucrecia. "How strange I find this whole wedding thing, I just couldn't believe it, besides I don't understand how he could notice a girl like you, he already wears your clothes, it looks professional but not luxurious, by the way, Jeff and I were making wedding plans two weeks ago and those two weeks he and I were happy and you came and ruined everything "says the girl with annoyance.

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

Eric made me face the crowd as they took pictures of us. I looked around, hoping to see Agatha or Mr. Landon around but neither of them were present. What kind of people are this? They couldn't still be available even on the fake wedding day? *** “Your family didn't come,” I couldn't stop myself from asking when we stepped out of the reception. It was now getting dark and everyone had started departing after the wedding. “No,” Eric replied simply as a black limousine drove to where we stood. Eric guided me in before entering through the other side as the Chauffeur continued the ride.

"This isn't rented. My husband bought me both the dress and the ring." Easton burst out laughing. "You're unbelievable, Wanda. You should write fiction. I'd actually marry you if that were true!" His friends joined in, raising their voices on purpose. "Yeah, didn't you say today was your wedding day?" "So where's the groom? There are dozens of tables waiting. Don't mess around now!" Tony, whom I'd just slapped, shouted even louder, his face red with anger. "Yeah, call the groom out! Everyone's dying to witness this so-called love story!"

If this poor girl married him, her life would be over. Some people called BS, figuring it was just clickbait. The poster had no other activity or likes, like it was a brand-new account. The guy didn't respond to any comments, except to pin one with thousands of likes: "Keep your mouth shut. Tell her, and it's over. Just rush the wedding, let her pop out a few kids. By the time she figures it out, she'll be stuck." That comment made my skin crawl. Just as I was about to fire off an angry reply, my phone buzzed.

As she slipped into her wedding dress, I couldn’t help but remember all those late-night conversations we had about the future and her dreams of marrying Alec. I took care of the finishing touches while checking my phone for any updates from the other guests. The venue, a beautiful forest clearing that felt like it was plucked from a fairytale, was filling up fast. Other wolf packs had travelled from near and far, and I knew that this wasn’t just a wedding; it was a gathering of our community, a celebration of unity and love that brought all of us together. As I helped Jemma with her makeup, I could see the forest path lining with familiar faces: friends, family, and the occasional curious o

“But you start talking before I give you that information.” “What do you want to know?” We spent the next hour at the booth, the waitress finally dropping off an entire carafe of coffee after both of us had ordered our fourth refill. Caden wanted to know every detail. From the wedding. To Marina waking up. Her presence in our marriage. To James accepting me as his wife. He had set a tiny recording device in between the two of us, capturing every heartbreaking word that I’d spoken.

The upcoming wedding became a symbol of love triumphing over the complexities of the past, and Ava couldn't have been happier. On the much-anticipated wedding day, the air was filled with a palpable sense of excitement and joy. The venue was adorned with flowers of various colors, creating a picturesque setting. Bella, standing by Ava's side, ensured that every detail was perfect, from adjusting Ava's veil to making sure the bridesmaids were in their designated places. Ava, in a stunning wedding gown that accentuated her radiant beauty, stood nervously at the entrance of the aisle. Bella, her ever-supportive friend, whispered words of encouragement, calming her nerves. The guests took their

*A Month Later* 'Marriage is the golden ring in a chain whose beginning is a glance and whose ending is Eternity__--Unknown' "Places Everyone!!!" Everyone in the wedding Hall can only went back to their seats, as they patiently waited for the wedding to commence, from classmates, investors, directors, friends and many more here to witness the wedding of the two love birds "As expected of the two families to have magnificent decorations" a director stated in the Parker's company, as everyone looked around and was amazed by the decorations