Charmed Ever After? The Story Of A Charmed One And A Half-Demon

Chapter 39

Note: I know, I'm really late uploading and I'm really sorry about that. The reason is really stupid actually, because Wattpad doesn't let you use photos from your computer, you have to include the internet link. I really wanted to include Lila's wedding dress in here for you all to see and I couldn't find it because I couldn't remember the keywords that I used to find it. Then when I actually found a way to include it I was never online because I'm writing another book. Anyway long story short I'm uploading now and I'm uploading the final four chapters all at once so that you don't have to wait any longer to finish reading the rest of the book. Oh, and do any of you remember 'In Love With A Charmed One' beause I mentioned in there that Chris had experienced a bad relationship and that he got really down because of it. Well it's actually explained in here. Plus there is reference to the Season 6 episode 'Little Monster'. So I hope you enjoy the final chapters my lovelies =) 

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With each step that I took it brought Leo and I closer to the conservatory. Chris and I had decided that we would follow in Paige's steps and get married in the conservatory of the Manor. I suppose there was a little bit of each of the sister's wedding in our own, since Chris and I hoped that we would have a long and happy life together just like his mother and aunts. I was sure we would though, since we loved each other so much.

The one thing that Chris and I agreed on, and which hadn't changed throughout the course of planning, was the fact that we wanted a small ceremony with our dearest friends, family and even enemies who have become friends so that we could share our special moment with all of them. Phoebe had tried to persuade us otherwise, though I think it was because she wanted to go mental with the decorations, and having the wedding in a church would allow her to do that. Chris and I were happy with what we'd planned though, and after Phoebe had finally saw that- which had been just two days ago- she finally stopped nagging us about it.

I took a deep breath as Leo and I turned into the conservatory, and I saw that the rows of people were all stood up and were looking at us. I heard some of them gasp as we entered and I couldn't help but smile. In fact I was having trouble not smiling.

I glanced at the familiar faces and smiled at those who smiled at me. I looked at the aisle on my right side and saw the familiar blonde hair and blue eyes of my friend Terri. After the events with Josh eight years ago she had left town, along with Justin who also sat with her. It had hurt me because Terri and I had been friends since pre-school. I'd learned that she'd left because she had been seeing Josh behind my back, not that I cared now anyway.

It had been both my idea and Chris' to invite her and Justin and I was glad that we had when she smiled at me. I returned it eagerly and she laughed lightly before I saw her take the hand of a brown haired, blue eyed male who was sitting next to her. I assumed that this was Hayden, her boyfriend, whom she'd told me about over the phone. Actually she knew our secret now, and she was fine with Chris, his family and me being witches, but that was only because her boyfriend Hayden was a witch, and one who had- of course- heard about the Charmed Ones. She'd laughed when she told me he'd gladly accepted the offer of being her date to my wedding.

Leo and I walked along to the rhythm of the wedding march and my gaze scraped another person before I clenched my jaw in anger. I hadn't wanted to invite her, but Chris had insisted because he wanted her to see how happy he was with me. He'd mostly invited her to make her jealous, and even though we'd talked a little and she seemed a lot better than what she had when we were thirteen, I couldn't help but still loathe her. The person I was referring to was a woman named Alyson. She looked the same age as Chris and I but she was in fact half a century older.