Arranging Alexandria [ON HOLD]

Chapter 7

"So when's the wedding?" Jessica asked excitedly. She loved planning her own wedding, with all the flowers and whatnot.

"January something." I shrugged. Too soon, in my opinion. Maybe they should reschedule it to February 30. (There is no February 30 teehee)

"Can I help you plan it?" She inquired, her face lighting up. I sighed and nodded. She let out a squeak of excitement.

"We can't have pink flowers and stuff. I'm too manly for that." Louis stated. Jessica gave him a flat look.

"If the bride wants pink flowers, she gets pink flowers." She replied.

"I don't necessarily like pink or flowers. Can't we have, like, candles or something? If we're gonna do this once, lets make it original." I said.

"But you can't hold a bouquet of candles." Jess reminded me.

"You are a bouquet of candles." I said back to her. She looked at me like I was stupid and pushed her pancakes around her plate with her fork.

"Can we do white candles and yellow flowers then?" Louis asked.

"I was thinking violet or lilac colored flowers." I disagreed.

"But lilac sounds like some kind of medicine." Casey piped up.

"Do you want medicine flowers?" Brandon asked me.

"You are a medicine flower." Jessica and I shot back in unison.

"So I think yellow or violet would be a good choice." I decided. "The white candles are the way to go for that, since anything matches white."

"Bridesmaid dresses!" Jess exclaimed. "You should do like a coral pinkish-orange type color!"

"I don't know." I shrugged. "We'll figure that out whenever."

"Oh my gosh! You need a wedding dress first!" She said wide eyed.

"Like, no way!" Casey replied sarcastically. "We had no idea. Good job, Jessica."

"I love this family." Louis told us.

"Wait, why are we planning a wedding? I refuse to get married. I will find a way to ruin this." I insisted.

"My dad said that unless one of us goes to jail, this wedding is still on." Louis said.

"Well, you guys might just have to visit me in jail because I'm not letting this shit happen." I decided. "It's my life and I'll do what I want to with it."

"I don't get why you don't both just get over it and get married. You're precious together." Jessica rolled her eyes. I glared at her. "I mean, the height difference is adorable. He's what, five inches taller?"

"That's not adorable. That's me being short." I shot back.

"And you will have the cutest children because-"

"No, don't even go there!" Casey interrupted her. "No children! Ever! That goes for both of you!"

"Like you haven't screwed Marissa." Jessica mumbled under her breath, making us laugh but Casey frowned.

"Be quiet. What I do and who I screw is none of your business." He replied.

"Can we chance the subject?" Brandon asked hopefully.

"I second the motion!" I agreed.

"So what should we do for the rest of the day?" Jessica asked.

"Did you forget? We have tickets to the football game later." Brandon reminded Jess.

"Do I have to go?" She whined. "I hate football." It was true. She didn't understand it the least.

"Yes, because tickets are expensive." He insisted.

"I'm going to the movies with Marissa." Casey piped up.

"I have basketball practice." I added.

"I can take you." Louis offered immediately. "You know, if you want me to. I don't have anything else to do." He finished.

Well, I do need to save the gas in my car. "Uhm, sure. Yeah, that's fine."

"Aw, look how cute." Jess gushed. I rolled my eyes at her immaturity,.

"Okay, we're gonna go now. You two lovebirds have fun and use protection!" Jess chirped before walking out, leaving me with the bill. Of course, typical Jessica. Before I could open my wallet, Louis had laid out money on the table.

"I've got it." I said, putting my money down. He shook his head and pushed mine towards me. After a bit of arguing, he grabbed my money and stuffed it into my wallet. I rolled my eyes.

"Just being a gentlemen." He winked. I rolled my eyes again.

This day should be interesting.