Day Twenty-Eight:
Two days before graduation. I can't believe it. I can't believe I did this. I made it so far. Danny made it so far. Matt made it so far. Rachel made it so far. Even the stupid bitch, Joneika, made it so far. We, almost, overcame these diseases. I can't believe it.
It is also one day before I get married. My life has changed so much in these last 28 days. I don't even believe it.
Danny, Matt, and I all got day passes today, that way we can get nice outfits for the wedding. Khloe and I decided to get married in the gazebo. It just has a nice background.
It's all white with vines climbing their way up. The vines have, gorgeous, blue and red flowers sprouting from them. In the background is a beautiful horizon, decorated with a natural waterfall. It's gorgeous. I never thought I would get married, so I really don't know what to think or say, but I'm glad it's happening. I mean, sure, I always wanted a family 100 times better than mine, but I just never thought it would happen. I didn't consider myself that lucky.
After getting the suits we went out to eat, that's when Danny and Matt shared their news. They told me they had been dating for quite some time and that they are actually getting married. I had no idea! To be honest, I kind of felt bad and a little weird. I only felt weird because, I was the only straight guy. I know that sounds terrible, but I feel like the third wheel. Ha-ha! I really do, but I feel bad because, I don't think Danny thinks about some shit.
Do I think Danny loves Matt? Yes. Do I think he loves Matt the way he loves Adam? No. Danny needs to see if things are really over between him and Adam before making a choice like this. I understand he hasn't seen Adam in years, but does that matter? Does love have a time limit?
Well, I'm done writing for today. I am. I'm beat. Too many laughs. Too many drinks. Tomorrow is going to be a good day.
I'm going to be a married man, within hours.
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