Mullette - I've never been satisfied

(18) Stay True

Third

Lams was married in late June, after school ended. No plans of evil stuff was unleashed. Everything was perfect.

Lafayette helped Laurens get ready. Laf talked to Laurens about anything but Alex. No reason for him to get worried after all.

Alex and Hercules was another issue all together. Herc was screaming, and Alex was pacing. Usually, it was the shorter man who screamed. He didn't know how to make people stop screaming.

Somehow, Alex was led to the altar. Washington was being the person who said the 'will you's. Alex fiddled with his tie as he waited for Laurens. When the freckled man began to walk down the aisle, his breath went away.

John Laurens was dressed in a suit like his soon to be husband, and had his hair tied back in a blue ribbon. Alex slide his hands across his slicked back hair. Like always, John looked handsome.

The two stood a few feet apart from each other.

"Do you, Alexander Hamilton take John Laurens to be your lawfully wedded husband?"

"I do."

"Do you, John Laurens take Alexander Hamilton to be your lawfully wedded husband?"

"I do."

"You may kiss the husband."

Lams kissed each other, not caring about how everyone cheered, or yelled. It was just them in the universe.

They then went to the first couples dance. The song was I can't help falling in love with you, the twenty one pilots cover. After that, other people joined in, like Mullette.

Cake was severed - and kisses - and everyone was out before dawn. It was a small party, but everyone was happy.

Laf and Herc were walking back to their shared apartment when Laf left the question that never left his mind out.

"When will we get married?"

The two looked at each other for a moment as Laf realized what he said. He stammered for words as Herc said, "Why not now?"

The Frenchman could only smile as Hercules slowly kneeled down and slide out the ring that never left his pocket for two months.

"Make me the happiest man alive Laffy-Taffy and marry me."

Lafayette began crying tears of joy. "Yes," was all he could say. Hercules stood up and the two kissed. America wasn't that bad after all.