1980's Oneshots

Wedding-Ferris/Sloane

Sloane and Ferris decide to get married on their day off.
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"You wanna get married?" Ferris asked his girlfriend. His best friend Cameron made a popping noise with his mouth, believing his friend to be joking. Sloane looked up at her boyfriend.

"Sure," she said, almost laughing.

"Today? I'm serious," he said. She looked at him and questioned him. He started to give reasons why they shouldn't, but then have reasons why they should. Sloane looked at him, then looked at Cameron. He mentioned his mother and father, and about how much they hated each other, but Ferris fired back.

"Well my parents love each other," Ferris said. Sloane looked between the two boys, before standing up and walking to Ferris. She leaned in, grabbed his head in her hands, and kissed him. He smiled into the kiss and when they broke apart, she nodded.

"Let's get married," she said. Cameron choked on nothing.

"Seriously," Cameron and Ferris said at the same time, but in different times. Ferris grabbed her by the waist and lifted her up, spinning around. She laughed and they soon left the tall building. They walked downtown and found a small chapel that was open. They walked in and saw a man at the front desk. He was short and bald, but looked kind.

"Hello," Sloane said, attempting to get his attention. He looked up from his paperwork and smiled.

"Hello. What can I help you with?" he said kindly. They told him that they wanted a small wedding and a marriage license.

"How old are you?" He asked curiously.

"Eighteen," Ferris said. He didn't mention that Sloane was only seventeen.

"Okay," the man said, with slight doubt in his voice. He told them to wait for the minister to be done with the previous wedding. Being the three of them, Sloane waited at the end of the aisle as Cameron walked Ferris down the aisle. Ferris kisses Cameron's cheek as he walked up to his girlfriend... fiancée... soon to be wife. They grabbed hands and she smiled at the man she loved so much. The ceremony went on until it was time for the rings. They used the rings they had bought in the chapel earlier.

"I do," Sloane said. "I do," Ferris said.

"I now pronounce you man and wife. You may now kiss the bride," the minister said. Ferris turned his wife and dipped her, leaning down to kiss her. Cameron cheered from the side as if he was at a sports game. They left the chapel soon after. Later that day, after Cameron killed his dad's car and Sloane and Ferris were saying goodbye outside, they smiled at each other.

"Well my beautiful wife. How was your day?" He asked. She walked a little closer, looping her arms around his neck.

"Wonderful my handsome husband," she replied. They said their goodbyes and I love yous and soon, Ferris was on his way home.