Ty And Amy Heartland Wedding Novels & Stories

They arrived at the towering company building, and due to their hurried pace, Ruby had no time to marvel at its size and grandeur. They entered the elevator, and Tracy pressed the button for the top floor. “Here we go,” Tracy said with a bright, encouraging smile as the elevator doors slid open. Damian was on the phone, his back to them, swirling the wine in his glass. Summoning every ounce of confidence she possessed, Ruby stepped into the office, smoothing her palms against the fabric of the pretty green sundress Lana had insisted she wear. “Good afternoon, Mr. Loft,” Tracy greeted. Damian turned around.

At four in the morning, while the entire estate was still asleep, I walked out of the room with my final suitcase. The hallway was empty. Downstairs, the wedding decorations had been set up. Flowers, lights, and a red carpet—everything was beautiful. It was a shame that it was no longer my wedding. I took one last look at the estate I had lived in for years before walking away. Outside, the sky had just begun to lighten. No one saw me off or stopped me. As the black car drove out through the gates, the morning mist slowly parted behind it. Inside the estate, everyone was still unaware that the grand wedding they had spent so long preparing for had lost its bride.

her mother whispered, placing a gentle hand on Amy's shoulder. Amy offered a nervous smile in return, her mind swirling with a whirlwind of emotions. This day, which had once seemed like an impossible twist of fate, was now a reality she couldn't escape. She was about to marry a man she hardly knew, all for the sake of a business alliance. Meanwhile, in another part of the mansion, Zion stood before a mirror, adjusting his tie with practiced precision. Dressed in a tailored suit that accentuated his rugged charm, he exuded an air of confidence that belied the turmoil within.

Tyler picked up the ring and offered it back to me. “I don’t want the ring back, Amy” “Well, find something else to do with it, because I don’t want it anymore. It’s a symbol of your betrayal.” “Can’t we just be civil about this?” he asked dejectedly. “I know that what we did was terrible and insensitive, and you have every right to feel betrayed, but I swear, we didn’t mean for you to get hurt. I was going to tell you.” “It would’ve still hurt no matter how I found out, Tyler. We were going to get married for Christ’s sake! You asked me to marry you, and not two months later, I walked in on you fucking another woman, telling her you love her!”

"Girl, don't bullshit me now. Are you telling me that you were married to Nicholas Harrington, heir to Harrington Holdings and one of the most eligible bachelors in the state?" Mary shrugged, and Amy kept looking at her in disbelief. "I am finding it hard to believe." How did you meet him?" "I already told you before, Amy, and I am not going to repeat myself again." Mary said, getting annoyed. She had made it a duty to always tell the truth, no matter the situation. Wow." Amy exclaimed. "Shit is really fucked up. I think I actually heard of a wedding, but it was a secret one." "Yea. It was." Amy stood up and moved closer to her friend, hugging her. "I’m sorry; you must have gone through a lo

They silently scoffed at Tyler and ignored the sharp glances Tyler gave them. "You were all punished after I came back from my honeymoon,” Tyler groaned softly. The priest glanced at him sharply warning him to be quiet because the bride was about to arrive at the altar. "Please take care of my daughter." Amber's father gave Amber completely to Tyler. They exchanged smiles before Amber's father stepped back to sit next to his wife. Heidi waved her hands cheerfully at Harper and her father who looked happy while holding Leo, who was now seven months old. She was the flower girl of the wedding.

Amy glared at him and said, "I've told you that I won't marry you." Max ignored her resistance and said while driving, "this day is chosen by me and your third Brother. The wedding will start in the next month. You don't have to do anything. You can just attend the wedding on that day." "Max Brother," Amy shouted, "what the hell do you want?" Max smiled and thought, 'what can I do? Marry my wife.'. Seeing that the car was heading for the Max family, Amy said angrily, "I want to go home."

She smiled and left, shutting the door behind her. “Fuck.” I needed to do a lot of research tonight about Lyon Gates. I knew a lot about him, but I had to find countries where he didn't have a hold on as time went pretty fast. My plan was to be ready before the wedding. I wanted it to be a little wedding surprise. “Is she gone?” Amy asked, startling me. “Yes, why? Is my pumpkin jealous I brought another woman home?” I cooed coming towards her in an attempt to carry her.

Ryan was already fast asleep as she laid him on the bed, holding onto her racing heart, recalling what she had just done, and kissing Eric. As the night wore on, these three adults could hardly find sleep from the surprising shocks that day had brought. The wedding was in two days, and Raya and Amy had planned another day out, but everyone was scheduled to meet at noon after breakfast. Emma woke up a bit later and had brunch since Ryan was eager to get back to the daycare, where he had made a friend. When Emma headed to the open-bar restaurant, she didn’t expect to see quite a small crowd. Trish said