(2) Chaotic Evil - Corpse Husband [DISCONTINUED]

Eighteen

Sexual humour/some sexy fluff
(lemons for those who have been on Wattpad long enough)

Aaron drove Alexis and Will to a hotel to let them have some family time. Any normal family would have a funeral, but Paul told Will that he was going to have her cremated so there was no point. Plus he didn't want to see Alexis or her "protector" again. Alexis wasn't too bothered by this news, and actually seemed quite happy with it.

When they got to the hotel, Alexis told him that she was glad she'd gone to see her before to died, cause she knew she'd regret it now if she hadn't. She tried to remain positive, at least for Will, but the two of them broke into tears when they got into the hotel room. Aaron left in the room, letting them have their time. Which both of them were grateful for.

He headed to the lobby and decided to get some food from the A&W attached to the lobby. He walked in, putting his mask on and heading to the counter. He was lucky because it was the middle of the day on a Wednesday, so there was hardly anyone there, other than some older ladies in the corner.

He walked up and ordered some burgers and wraps. He ordered more than he knew all of them could eat, but he knew they'd all want comfort food. While he waited for his food, he pulled the ring box out and stared at it in the light. He hadn't meant to buy it, but when he saw it in the mall the one time he left the house during the summer, he couldn't stop himself.

The salesperson had a really good pitch too. Maybe he was just vulnerable and would listen to anyone talk about love, but the person had barely said anything before he said he'd take it. He also bought himself an anklet, which he hadn't taken off since he bought it.

He'd been sitting at the table for five minutes when one of the older ladies walked over and complimented the ring. He slipped his mask off, smiled and thanked the woman.

"For whatever reason you're hesitating to ask her for, I can assure you that no woman would say no to that ring. It's beautiful." He smiled, looking down at the ring. She sat across from him.

"She's just going through a hard time right now. I don't think it's the right time."

"Hun, let me tell you, there will never be a right time. There will never be a clear moment when the universe is telling you that it's the right time. What I can tell you is that you'll feel it. You'll feel it with her. It'll feel like home with a person."

"You sound like you have experience with love," he assumed.

"I've been in love more times than I can count on one hand, darling. Love is a powerful thing, and don't let it slip through your fingers when you've got a grip on it."

"I don't plan on letting her go." The woman smiled at him and left when his food arrived. He smiled at her and remained seated for a few moments after.

Still, he knew proposing now wouldn't be the right thing. Especially after her mom just died. He loved her, and he knew she loved him. She wasn't going anywhere, so he didn't need to spring it on her. Plus, who would want to get engaged in a hotel room?

Aaron stood up and headed out the door, slowly making his way towards the stairs; wanting to give the two of them a few more minutes alone before he burst in.

When he got onto the third floor, he walked to the door and opened it. Will and Alexis were asleep on the bed, so he sighed and put the food on the table and took out a burger for himself. He placed it on the table and was about to begin eating when he saw Alexis rise out of bed. Her eyes were red and her hair was a mess. Without saying a word, she left for the washroom.