I stand across from my soon to be husband and smile at him. "Carson, when I first met you, you were the biggest asshole I had ever met. And I have met a lot, trust me." Everyone laughs. "But you and your family took me in when I had no one, and because of that, I had to be around you all the time, annoying as you were. But somehow, you weaseled your way in to my heart and my mind and since that bonfire at the beach that second night, I haven't been able to get you out of either. And I wouldn't dare try. After everything we've been through together, you're the one thing that never changes. You're the constant in my life. And my love for you grows everyday." There are tears in his eyes when I finish my vows, and Carson isn't a crier.
"Well, you made this a lot harder." I laugh, reaching out and wiping his tear. "I was seventeen when we met and being a seventeen year old guy, expressing your emotions can be really hard. But you brought out every emotion I've ever had. Anger, happiness, fear, anxiety. Since the day I met you, all of those emotions were at an all time. But you helped me handle them. We got through some things no one should ever have to go through. You protected me and I protected you, even though you swore that you never needed anyone's protection. So stubborn. But today, in front of almost all of our family and friends, I vow to protect and love you for the rest of my life. Anything that comes our way, we're gonna get through it together." I smile at Carson, reflecting over our lives as a couple.
The pastor clears his throat, getting everyone's attention back on him. Over the next few minutes, we recite the usual
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Six Years Later
Novela Juvenil•YOU DO HAVE TO READ "The Bad Boy and The Lonely Girl" TO UNDERSTAND THIS SEQUEL• Daniela and Carson are back yall. Here's the sequel to "The Bad Boy and The Lonely Girl." Dani hasn't talked to anyone from her time in Ventura for years, too many ba...
