ALL SHADES OF WRONG || JIKOOK ✅

4.

JIMIN POV

"You ready for this?"

I heaved a heavy breath and then lifted my gaze to one of my best friends, Kim Taehyung.

"I'm ready."

Sort of.

Marriage was a big step and I hadn't argued when Jk had gone on and on about getting married.

I hadn't even argued about all
of the wedding plans he had
started to make, no matter
how extravagant they were.

I liked Jk a lot.

He was fun to be around but I didn't think I was in love with him.

That didn't mean I wouldn't be
at some point in the future,
just not right now.

On the other hand, I couldn't think of any reason not to
marry him.

My two best friends had recently gotten married and the love they had for their spouses had driven home just how lonely I was.

Having someone to spend my
life with even if we weren't in love, didn't seem like that bad
of an idea.

"Did he sign the pre-nup?" I asked.

After seeing what my brother had gone through with his ex-fiancée, I refused to get
married without one.

Jk and I had discussed what would be included in the contract but I wasn't able to get it fully written up until Tae arrived
last night.

I didn't trust anyone else to do it.

Even though I was a lawyer myself, it would have been unethical for me to draw the papers up and have Jk sign them.

It was better to have Tae do it
for me.

Taehyung nodded to me.

"He did, although I was a little worried he wouldn't sign when
I took the papers to him."

"He seemed kind of nervous."

"Marriage is a big step and this wedding is a fancy gold-plated circus."

"I don't blame him for being nervous."

If it wasn't for the fact that Jk's family was footing the entire
bill for this shit show, I never
would have agreed to it.

It was way too ostentatious
for me.

Kim Seokjin my other best
friend chuckled.

"I was a little surprised you agreed to such a big wedding."

"You always said you wanted to elope or something and miss
all the fanfare."

"This was what Jk wanted and
his family is paying for it, so..."

"No skin off my nose if they
want to spend thousands and thousands of dollars on this event."

I certainly wasn't going to
pay for this shit show.

I could if I wanted to.

I had the money.

My law practice was doing
quite well.

I just didn't see the need to spend so much money on a single day event, not even
for a wedding.

I turned toward the mirror and reached up to straighten my bowtie, I did like the black
tux Jk had picked out for me.

From what he'd said when he was talking about wedding
plans, he was supposed to be wearing a white tux.

He was a very beautiful man,
I'm sure he was going to look wonderful.