Trust me | shawmila

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Camila's POV

"It's about time you show up." Jenna teased as I rushed in with her dress as well as my own.
"Hey, I'm only five minutes late. Your wedding isn't for another twenty five minutes. You have time." I said as I hung up her dress so she could get it on then quickly changed into mine.
Her mother and aunt were there so they helped her with the dress until I finished putting my own dress on, slipping on my heels before walking over to her as she looked at herself in the mirror.
"You look beautiful, Jenna." I smiled softly, feeling really happy for my friend. "And thanks for giving Shawn my house key by the way. I about killed him this morning."
She laughed and looked over at me.
"You seem happy though so you can't be that mad at me." She grinned.
"Don't go there. Nothing happened. We just talked then had lunch. That's it." I said as I fixed my dress, trying to avoid eye contact with her because I knew she would be able to figure out that it wasn't as simple as that if she looked in my eyes.
"Is that so? Well at least you two are talking and not fighting at the moment. I would hate for two of my best friends to be in an argument during my wedding. It's supposed to be fun for everyone. Even you two." She smiled.
We talked for a little while until just before it was time to start, then I walked out of the changing room to join the others in the wedding party as they chatted outside the doors of the main room. I spotted Shawn instantly, silently thanking Jenna for suggesting that the groomsmen wear black button ups instead of white ones because he looked incredible in all black. My eyes scanned him over for a moment before I walked over.
"I'm surprised they managed to get you to button up all the way." I teased him to get his attention.
He turned to look at me, his eyes shamelessly looking me over.
"You look great, too, love." He chuckled and smiled. "I mean it though. You look beautiful."
My cheeks flushed slightly and I thanked him, but noticed that his tie was wrong so of course I stepped closer to redo it for him. I kept my focus on the task in front of me, not noticing that he was staring at me the whole time. Once it was finished I straightened his collar then finally looked up at him, finally realizing how close I was standing to him. If I had moved in a couple inches our noses would be touching. For a moment I thought back to how good his lips felt against mine all those years ago, but I was quickly snapped out of it when Jenna's mum walked by and let us know she was ready. I stepped back and grabbed my bouquet, glancing over at Shawn who was already looking at me. I wondered if he was thinking about the same thing I was, but at the same time I wasn't sure if I wanted that to happen again after how it ended the last time.
The other bridesmaids and groomsmen started walking and when it was finally our turn I grabbed onto his outstretched arm then started following them down the aisle. It was a bit awkward for me to see everyone watching us so I focused on not tripping until we finally got to the altar. We were simply supposed to part ways, but of course he had to kiss my cheek before he let go of me which made my cheeks flush a little. I stepped up onto my place then looked over at Shawn who shot a wink my way as a smirk made it's way onto his face. Before I could stop it a smile formed on my lips and I shook my head, looking over at the doors for a moment as the music for Jenna's arrival started. When I saw her turn the corner I turned my attention back to Jason, finding it more enjoyable to see the groom's reaction to his bride rather than watch the bride.
His face lit up and I could see his eyes start to shimmer as tears formed in them. I would be lying if I said it didn't make me feel a little emotional as well to see him like that. It was obvious that he truly loved her and that was all I could ever want for both of them. They deserved each other and they had always been together for as long as I can remember. It was no surprise that the two of them ended up together. It was just a matter of time.
Jenna finally got to the altar and the ceremony began, but I found myself glancing at Shawn every once in a while instead of watching the couple in front of me. He seemed to have the same idea because we locked eyes a couple times, the two of us quickly looking away once we caught the other. We decided to pay attention during the vows, but halfway through I looked over at Shawn once more to see him wipe away a tear from his cheek as he smiled at our friends. I smiled over at him, reminding myself to tease him about it later as they finally got to the ending.
"You may now kiss the bride."
We clapped and cheered as they kissed, smiling widely at the couple. When they finished I gave Jenna her bouquet then met up with Shawn again to follow them down the aisle and outside where we were going to take the wedding photos.
"Was that a tear I saw, Mr. Mendes?" I teased with a smirk as we finally got outside.
"What? Psh, no. Of course not. I'm manly and don't cry." He argued.
"Mhm." I smiled and shook my head. "I think it's sweet. Shows that you actually have a heart."
"Ouch. That hurt." He pouted and placed his hand over his heart.
"Come on you two. We have some pictures to take." Jenna called to us.
"Come on, Shawn." I grabbed his hand then pulled him over.