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The night faded slowly, and it was the best fun I had with Jack before we returned to his penthouse and made love for the rest of the night. I had found my happy ever after with him, and there was no going back now.
Wegotmarriedasplanned a month later, and it was perfect. As I walked down the aisle to meet Jack, the radiant smile on his face and the gleam in his eyes made me want to pause time and cherish the moment.
I loved the way he looked at me, and the sound of his voice when he spoke to me. Jack held my gaze until I walked down the aisle with my brother by my side.
“Hey,” Jack greeted me once I got to him. Jim was our priest for the day, and the lovely hall Ryan got us with his connections here in New York was just the perfect setting for our big day.
“Hi,” I whispered back, then dragged in a deep breath to steady myself. “You ready?”
“More ready than I’ve ever been for anything else,” he answered, then turned to Ryan and added. “Thanks, man.”
“You take care of her,” Ryan answered, then they hugged before Jack faced me again.
I couldn’t hold back my grin, and the joy tunneling inside me knew no bounds. I loved Jack with everything in me, and this moment was the best I’d experienced so far.
When it was time for our vows, Jack wore the loveliest smile as he held my hands and stared deep into my eyes. “I promise to love and cherish you … hold and adore you for the rest of our lives. Just as the sun remains radiant in the daylight sky, I will love you till the end of our days.”
I recited my vows to Jack with no hiccups at all. The words I said to him reflected my true feelings. Nothing else mattered but what I was feeling.
“You look perfect,” Jack said and made me flush even harder than I already was. “Beautiful.”
“Thanks, babe.”
The kiss after our vows sealed our promises, and I knew this was just the start of our happy ever after.
Epilogue
Jack
TwoYearsLater
I held my son close as we posed for the pictures, and Nina grinned as she took the first few shots, then adjusted the length of her camera before she turned to me again and winked. “These look great, Jack. You need to see them.”
“I know,” I said to her. “I’m Jack Muller, remember? Of course, the pictures will look great.”
“Cocky,” she commented and tilted her head to the side before bursting into a full laugh. “But yes, you look perfect in all of them.”
Jayden was giggling and too excited for the shoot, and while we had an interview after this session with the New York Times, I still wanted to enjoy and cherish this time with my wife and son.
“Did you get the perfect one for a front cover?” I was still grinning as I asked, and Nina matched the smile on my face as she nodded.
“I did,” Nina answered, then walked over to me and kissed my lips briefly before she showed me the pictures. We went through every shot she took and decided on the ones she should edit for the cover before she turned off her camera and faced me fully. “You looked perfect in all of them, babe.”
“Thanks, my love. You’re the best.”
Pierce Clean Shots was a year old today, and the agency was running smoothly thanks to Nina’s hard work. “You’re doing great honey,” I said to her before rubbing her back gently and turning to Jayden. Nina’s agency was hired by the New York Times to shoot the cover for our magazine page, and we had been enjoying our photoshoot sessions for over a week now.
Being with Nina like this reminded me of the time our romance resumed after our first night. Asking Nina to be my fake wife at that time was a spontaneous decision, but it turned out to be the best part of my life.
I didn’t regret a thing that happened between us.Except for the incident with the sheikh of course,but the rest of it was perfect.Nina is perfect.
Jayden too was the second most perfect aspect of my life. He had the same blonde shade of hair as Nina’s and perfect blue eyes that matched the shade of his creamy skin.
“Ice cream,” Jayden announced, reminding me that I had promised him a large bowl after dinner tonight. “Daddy promised ice cream.”
“I know, buddy,” I said to him and kissed his forehead before Jayden pumped his tiny fist in the air, then hurried away from us while jogging around and singing a rhyme to himself.
“He’s a happy kid,” I commented as Nina admired him.
