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“Like, right now?” I looked around, checking if there was a pastor hiding or something.

“No, soon. Or however long you want to wait. Let’s just not wait ten years like Levi and Gab.”

I giggled softly.

“Yes. Yes, I will marry you.” I whispered and he pulled me into him.

His kiss lit up my whole body. Giving me everything I had missed and hoped for. I wondered how anything could ever be this perfect. That entire weekend, I don’t think we ever left the bed or put clothes on.

~

Planning a wedding was so much easier when it is not yours, or decorating it at least. It took me seven tries to get the arrangement exactly how I wanted it. Buttercups and lilacs don’t necessarily go together, so it was hard to mix it in. But I was determined to have both our favorite flowers. I mellowed the color difference with baby’s breath and white roses. The azaleas helped too.

I finally got it right, and could focus on other things. Ivy designed my dress from scratch, a beautiful dress very similar to the one I wore at the ball. The only difference was it was white.

“You, look amazing.” Ivy looked over me in the mirror.

The big day was finally here. Because of our work schedule, it did take a year to finally make it to the altar, but it was perfect.

“Thank you, and thank you so much for making it.” I hugged her tight. She looked beautiful in her light purple gown as well. I was so lucky to have a friend like her.

“Can you help me with the train? I need to check the flowers.” She rolled her eyes, but helped me with it.

“I have never seen a bride arranging her own flowers.” Ivy commented as I worked on the altar arrangement. I did hire someone, but I tweaked it just a little bit.

We had a beautiful arch way of buttercups and lilacs we would stand under when we say our vows. I couldn’t wait.

Our relationship was quite the struggle. It took me a month to even find him that first time. And another to let him love me. But I was so ready to marry him.

As I stood across from him at the altar; it all came into focus.

“I do.” I said my part, and he said his.

Those words were so powerful, I meant it in my core. I love him so much, it hurts. But now I never have to hurt alone.

I love Tristan, and he loves me. It is the best and proper ending to our love story.

Doctor’s Fake Proposal

A Bad Boy Fake Marriage Doctor Romance

By Nicole Elliot

One

Cole

“I can't believe you did it again,” my uncle said, his hands trembling from all of his pent-up rage. He was pacing again, I fucking hated when he paced. Reminded me of my father, all those years ago.

“It wasn't that big of a deal.”

He turned on me, I could see the veins pulsing in his temple. “It wasn't that big of a deal? Are you kidding me? You stole a boat! Not just any boat but the prized yacht of one of our biggest investors! And then you spent a night in jail when you got caught. Have you learned anything? Have I taught you anything? I have failed your parents Cole. I failed them! And there's nothing that I can do to stop you this downward spiral of yours.”

I rolled my eyes. “This isn’t a downward spiral, don’t you treat me like I'm one of those Hollywood harlots on some drug addiction. I don't need to go to rehab.”

“Are you sure? Because I'm not anymore. I should've left you in jail this time. See how you liked it.”

“Fine leave me there. And no, I don't need fucking rehab. I don't do drugs.” Okay so that wasn't completely true, but a few recreational activities here or there didn’t make me an addict. I wasn't about to explain that to him, especially when he was in this state. There was no hope in him. And there was no stopping the amount of complaints running straight at me.

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