Love Shot - Exo Mafia AU (1/4)

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Kim Yeo-Reom's Pov.
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"I do."

I decided I liked weddings. I wasn't sure if it was because of the fact that the bride, who I'd only ever seen in jeans and a gun, was glowing in a tight-fitted white gown, or the fact that the groom had cried while she walked down the aisle towards him. Maybe, it was the fact that the maid of honour had been barking orders all morning, making the groomsmen tiptoe around her and keep refilling her glass. Or maybe it was the flowers, or the summer haze that left everyone feeling a little drunk on happiness and expensive champagne.

"What are you thinking about, ShortStuff?" Chan-Yeol murmured, his hair brushed to the side, a white suit fitting his figure.

The others couples had joined the newlyweds on the dance floor, Chan-Yeol and I included, "Nothing serious...just weddings and stuff."

He raised a brow, twirling me around to the sound of music before pulling me back into him, "Do you want to get married?"

My face flushed and I pushed his chest playfully, "What are you talking about—"

"I don't mean right now—" Chan-Yeol blushed too, his face flooding with panic.

"May I step in?" Ri-Ya beamed at us, her dress bunched up in her palm as she waited for Chan-Yeol's reply,

"Be my guest." Chan-Yeol tapped my nose before walking away to join Baek-Hyun at the minibar, the latter EXO member glaring at the tiny bottles of alcohol on display and arguing with the bartender.

 Ri-Ya held out her palm and I jokingly curtseyed, placing my hand in hers, "Congratulations, you're officially a married woman."

Ri-Ya giggled lightly, an action so out of character for her but in that moment it suited her, "Thank you, did you enjoy the ceremony?"

I smiled, nodding at Lu-Han and Kai who walked passed us, "It was nice...it's a pity she couldn't see it though."

Ri-Ya bit her bottom lip, nodding in agreement. She looked stunning, no one could deny that; her hair had been decorated with glitter and daisies. That same glitter trailed down her arms, sparkling up until it reached her ring finger where a brand new wedding ring was placed.

"I feel like I should have said this earlier but," Ri-Ya sighed slightly, looking around us with her eyes, "I'm sorry that you feel we kept undermining you, I'll try and do better."

I waved her away playfully, "Don't even mention it, let bygones be bygones."

Ri-Ya went to say something else, her face slightly conflicted but Día called us over to the food stall, her skin glowing as she excitedly munched on the food set out.

"I told you you should have asked catering to make more food, the baby's hungry today!" Día laughed rubbing her growing stomach; baby number two was on the way, a little boy, Do Jung-Hwa.

"Don't blame the baby for your appetite, we all know it's just you." Ri-Ya teased as I turned to pick up a glass of champagne, smoothing out a wrinkle in my dress.

"Yah, Kim Liena!" A obnoxiously loud voice yelled over the music,

I paused, the glass halfway to my lips, wincing. I knew that voice.

"Are you going to pretend you don't know us now?" My eyes fell onto the two figures leaning on the tent pole, both of them attracting attention in their glittering gowns and cheeky grins.