We Are Getting Married Novels & Stories

We're prisoners in our own home three days after our wedding. Tbc.

"You do now. That is what matters." We ate slowly, savoring food that tasted like comfort and history and the early days when we were still figuring out who we were to each other. When we finished, Alex paid and we walked home through the March cold. "Three weeks from now, we will be married," I said, linking my arm through his. "Scared?" "Terrified. Also excited. Also wondering if I remembered to confirm the musician." "You confirmed the musicians two weeks ago. I was there. I watched you do it."

“Oh you’re picking them up tomorrow. Ten o'clock.” “Am I? Am I not at work?” He chuckled and the sound made my heart burst. “It’s in your schedule,” I winked at him. We definitely had fun in the office and at times moved the secretary and boss situation to our bedroom at home. I stared at my husband to be, pride and love filled my heart. We were flying out to be married in three days and I couldn’t be more excited. “That’s it no?” “I think so. Everything else is there. Need to pack for our honeymoon though.”

Clark blushes and Tilly isn't much better, although she is a much more subdued shade of pink. "We decided last night that we are tired of waiting to get married. The whole family is here, there is no better time." "We're going to have a wedding," Tilly announces, "In Mexico!"

"Yeah, yeah, yeah. Um, I can't believe this is happening right now. Do you think we've been a little bit too fast?" "No, of course not. We have nothing to wait for. I mean, we waited more than enough. Everything is just working out for our good. I mean, we saw Lily and Alex the other day, and it's like karma got everyone who tried to get in our way. I just kind of believe in fate all of a sudden because of our story. Like the way we met at the hospital and everything." "I will be glad to take over that, and I think she has made that statement known to everyone. It's getting cold. We're getting married during a festive period. Is that fine?"

LIANA Today was the day—the day Zaylen and I would finally stand before our loved ones, pledging our hearts to each other in marriage. The anticipation and excitement in the air were palpable, mingling with the fragrant scents of blooming flowers and the soft rustle of leaves. Our wedding was set against a backdrop of lush greenery, the venue a picturesque garden that seemed to be alive with joy and celebration. The sun shone brightly, casting a warm, golden glow over everything. The ceremony was to be held in a charming outdoor setting, with a floral arch adorned with cascading white roses and delicate greenery.

"What about us? The engagement? The wedding? We have been engaged for six months. Are we ever actually getting married?" "Do you want to?" "I do. But only if you are ready. Only if we are both sure this is forever." "I am sure. I have been sure for months. I was just waiting for you to be ready. To feel safe enough to commit fully." Colt pulled out the ring I had been wearing. "So I am asking again. Will you marry me? Not someday. Not eventually. But soon. This summer. In front of everyone we love. Will you be my wife?"

He chuckles at my reaction, “we will get married at a courthouse, I just called someone to clear the courthouse for our marriage, we will have a small ceremony tomorrow.” “Oh…” I say almost sounding disappointed, what about the jasmines that he wanted to commemorate his parents wedding. “Mrs. Dealers have taken full control of tomorrow’s preparations, she said she will put our wish list into consideration.” “Really?” “Yes, now you get ready, Cyan will bring you a nice dress and we will head to the courthouse and get married.” “What… what is the rush?” I ask, I am happy he is not cancelling the wedding, but the rush seems to be suspicious. He sighs before looking at me, this is bad, something

We didn't even get into their conversation, the smile on their lips didn't disappear and they were truly happier than us to be married. They decided to get us married as soon as possible. They're really in a hurry because that will be done on the first day of the month, next month, a few days after Dad was released from the hospital. That's just over a week away. I just want to scream in annoyance and sadness. Did I make the right decision to agree to this marriage? Can I still withdraw?

I even saved a bunch of ideas for the setup. "Sure. Whatever you want. We'll do whatever you like, but there's something even more important we must do once we get back to Dennoria," I said. "What is it?" "We need to register our marriage, of course. That's the first step to becoming husband and wife." "Okay!" Summer hugged me tightly, and we set off toward a blissful future together.