choni: one shots

vow

Toni's POV

I saw her.

Her beautiful white wedding dress.

The flowers.

Her face.

Her smile.

Everything.

She's perfect.

Well actually, perfect in an understatement.

She's walking down the aisle, her eyes were shining when she looked at me.

Her smile wasn't fading as it met mine.

It's just perfect.

.

.

The moment we started talking, I knew exactly that you are the person I was looking for.

The person I know that will make me happy as much as I promise to make you, too.

Everything we've shared was filled with happiness.

Everything we've shared was filled with love.

My love, this is the most special day of our lives, your wedding day.

Looking at you right now makes me smile and just think that we've come so far.

4 years of sharing our experiences.

4 years of happiness.

4 years of on and off fights that made us stronger.

Every memory I've shared with you was amazing and unforgettable.

Today, everyone will witness the most awaiting part of your life and I'm here.

I'm here to see you enter the new phase of your life.

I'm here to witness everything.

I'm here to say my vow...

...in silence.

The vow that I made years ago when we planned this exact event in our lives.

The vow that I thought I could say to you with everyone listening but now I couldn't.

I watch you as you pass by the spot where I was standing.

You look stunning, my love.

Your shining eyes met mine that's shedding tears of mixed feelings.

You passed by to stop in the altar, bearing the flowers, the flowers that we've planned to use on this day.

I watched as he took your hand.

I watched how you said 'I do'.

I watched how you exchanged rings.

I watched how you kissed.

I watched everything on your special day.

And I'm here. I'm always here.

The thought in my head won't go away and it's hard.

It's painful.

It's stabbing me in the heart knowing that;

I want to be the one to take your hand.

I want to be the one to put you a ring as a symbol of my love.

I want to be the one to kiss you after they announced us as "wives".