Unconditionally (BOOK 3)

A Perfect Ceremony

Wooyoung's POV:

"For fuck's sake, there you are!" I groaned, watching a smiling Hyunjin come my way. Without saying a word, he hugged me tightly and rocked us back and forth. "I'm terrified." I admitted.

"So is San." He said. "I was just with him."

"This is stressful."

"You're telling me." He took a deep sigh and nodded. Hyunjin was the first person here to prepare for today. I know he's nervous that I won't like how everything looks, but I trust his taste. "I can't believe this is finally happening. I remember the day we left Minho's house after his party and you told me you hated San. Now you're getting married." He laughed. I remember that crazy time too. What a week that was. "Choi Wooyoung...you did it."

"Not yet." I stressed, rubbing my temples quite aggressively. "You don't think he'll have any second thoughts, right?"

"No, are you serious? He loves you so much, you know that." He assured.

"I swear, if I cry the whole time, I will never forgive myself."

"Felix and I made a bet."

"What's the bet?"

"Who's going to cry more."

"Between me and San?"

"No, between you and me." He laughed.

"Are those not tears already?" I teased, pointing to the faint beads of sweat on his face. Poor Hyunjin and his hyperhidrosis.

"Oh, fuck off." He scoffed.

"Excuse you." I gasped. "You can't be rude to me today."

"Oh, like hell I can." He insisted. "You need the push."

"It's you that needs a push." I lightly shoved him, watching as he dramatically stumbled back three feet.

"What happened to 'no putting hands on Hyunjin' now, huh?" He pouted.

"The one who made the rule can most certainly break it."

"Never heard of that nonsense, but I'll let it slide just for today."

I turned around to the sound of footsteps coming towards us. It was just Jungkook.

"And where the hell have you been?"

"Had to show the girls to their seats, sorry." Jungkook awkwardly smiled. "But we're ready to get this show on the road."

"Wonderful." I pinched the bridge of my nose, feeling my stress fighting to get the best of me.

"Which means you," he pointed to Hyunjin, "need to come with me."

Hyunjin nodded and gave me one last hug. "Love you, Woo." He whispered.

"Love you too, Jinnie."

Luckily, I wasn't alone for long. I was going to be walking down the aisle with my mom at my side.

"Wooyoungie." She looked like she had already been crying as she walked towards me with outstretched arms.

"Hi." I held her tightly as she rubbed my back.

"My baby is all grown up." She pulled away and looked at me proudly. "Your father and brother would be so happy for you."

"I know." I nodded, fighting the urge to become emotional. "How does it look out there? Be honest, does it look like a Hyunjin wedding or a Wooyoung wedding?" Although I trust him, I was still nervous. I'm not sure why I wanted this to be a surprise.