Y/N L/N is a single mother who has been raising her daughter Alex for the past 20 years while also running a hotel on an exotic Greek Island. With Alex's wedding day right around the corner, the last thing on Y/N's mind is Alex's father. However, th...
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"You are so clever," Michelle whispered as she looked at her reflection in the mirror. Alex glanced up at her friends through the mirror and smiled at the sight of them taking in their appearance. "We're going to look fabulous tomorrow," Liz squealed and Alex grinned widely.
"I want the perfect wedding," Alex told them, "and I want my father to give me away."
"Better be a wide aisle," Michelle muttered causing Liz to whack the girl and give her a pointed look. Michelle just shrugged. "What? It's true! She did invite three possible fathers to the wedding, Liz. What if she won't be able to figure out who her real father is?" Michelle asked.
"I will know my father as soon as I see him," Alex assured her, but the way she was biting her lip nervously told her best friends that she wasn't quite so sure.
Michelle sighed and went to say something when the door opened up. The three turned their heads and Alex instantly smiled at the sight of her fiancé standing there. "Peter!" Michelle and Liz exclaimed before running over to their friend. Peter Parker smiled widely and hugged the two girls, his eyes flickering over to lock with Alex's as he did so.
"Let me go! I'm getting married tomorrow," Peter told them jokingly. The two girls chuckled and pulled away. "So," Liz began. "What do you think?" The two girls then proceeded to pose in their outfits and Peter took a step back to look at them. "Oh, yes!" he said and as soon as the words fumbled out of his mouth he knew Alex was going to speak up.
"Oh yes?" she questioned, a teasing smile on her face.
Peter turned to look at her and smiled as he walked up and wrapped his arms around her waist. "If you had it your way, it'd be a three-minute wedding in jeans and T-shirts," she told him. "You make me sound so unromantic," Peter said with a pout.
Alex chuckled and shook her head at the boy. He tucked a piece of hair behind her ear and looked over her face before saying, "As long as I get to marry you, I don't really care about all of the other things."
Alex rolled her eyes at his cheesiness while her best friends let out an 'awe'. "That was cheesy," she told the boy to which he only smiled and shrugged. "It was romantic," he said.
He pressed a gentle kiss to her cheek before pulling away and walking across the room to rummage through his things. "I just can't wait for after the wedding, when you'll be my wife and we can finally travel the world together," Peter admitted, his eyes flickering over to his love before he winked at her.
"Well, we're not going anywhere yet," Alex told him as she turned back to her friends and worked on the pins in their dresses, totally missing the small frown and look of disappointment on Peter's face.
