Jackie's POV
"Oh, Lee, I can't believe tomorrow is our big day, and honestly, I'm glad it's here!" Jackie says, reclining in one of the armchairs in the massive hallway.
"Me too. Mummy will stop trying to drive us crazy," Lee replies before sipping her wine.
"That's why I'm glad it's here. Of course, it's because I will be marrying the man I love, but mummy and Mr. Kennedy can finally let us be."
"I don't know, Jacks, you know how mummy is. The wedding is just the first, then it will be the state dinners and private dinner parties..."
"Things that she will learn about after everything is planned," Jackie says, cutting off her sister.
Lee shrugs.
"Well, let's get some sleep. You have a big day ahead of you," Lee says.
"You're right. Good night, Lee."
"Good night, Jacks," Lee says before turning off the lights and leaving the room.
The following day, Jackie awakens before it's time for her to get up.
She heads into the bathroom to begin her day.
Just as she finishes drying off, there is a knock at the door.
"Who is it?"
"It's me, Jacks," Lee says through the door.
Jackie opens the door, allowing Lee to enter.
"I'm glad to see you're up and at them already. You know mummy is already making her way here," Lee says, sitting on Jackie's ottoman.
"I know," Jackie replies with a sigh.
"I'm just happy today is finally happening."
"Me too."
"Well, let's finish getting you ready," Lee says.
Jack POV...
Jack leaves the shower to dry off before wrapping his towel around his waist. He heads into the bedroom to begin getting dressed.
As he gets dressed, he begins to feel a little nervousness that appears out of nowhere. He knows he loves Jackie and is happy they are getting married. He hopes he can be the best husband to Jackie. The last thing he wants is for her to regret marrying him. Not wanting to dwell on negative thoughts, he focuses on getting ready.
Once he finishes getting ready for his big day, he makes his way out to the waiting limo to take him to the church to marry the love of his life.
"How are you feeling Bobby asks once the limo takes off."
"I feel good. I must admit, I am a little nervous."
"Once you see Jackie, I promise all your nervousness will disappear. I'm sure she is going to look beautiful."
"I know she will," he pauses, "I just hope I don't screw up Bobby. I love Jackie and my daughters so much. I don't want to disappoint them or hurt them."
"You won't, Jack! You have come a long way. Just take it one day at a time. Don't let negative thoughts overcome you," Bobby says, trying to comfort his big brother.
"Thanks, Bob," he replies, trying to relax.
The car comes to a stop, and the brothers get out. Instantly, they are bombarded by the sounds of the large crowds of people. People who have traveled far and wide to see their new President and future First Lady joined in holy matrimony. Also, flashes from the many cameras trying to capture the magical moments, as this wedding being dubbed as the wedding of the century.
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The Senator's Twin Daughters
Historical FictionShe was the one who wasn't supposed to get away. The dashing playboy Junior Senator meets a beautiful young journalist whom he falls for. Afraid of his feelings he develops towards her he leaves her after a night of passion. Fast forward seven years...
