The Silence I Needed (Mori x Reader)

You May Now Kiss Kiss Fall in Love

If someone had told me a year ago, that I'd married the love of my life surrounded by a large group of friends of my own in a school club room, I would have said that they were mistaken. I was the hermit of St. Lobelia. I had one real friend. Dating wasn't on my list of priorities. I was ready to get my diploma and start working under my mom and dad. My life was boring.

And then I met Takashi Morinozuka. I became loud and proud and emotional. Eek. It took a while, but I eventually drowned in friends and my boyfriend became my everything. It was paradise; a life I never wanted to leave. I got pretty much everything I never knew I wanted.

And now I was in a wedding dress having my hair pinned up by Sophie while Benio fixed my makeup. I'd cried a few times in joy and she'd had to restart the process several times. I could tell that she was annoyed but she smiled anyway because it was my wedding day. Haruhi paced back and forth behind me, momentarily fixing my extremely lengthy veil or making sure that my bouquet was alright. They seemed almost more nervous than I was. The three of them were in their dresses and they all looked lovely. Haruhi had seemed a little shy and uncomfortable in it. They told me they'd never worn something so pretty and expensive. Benio and I laughed and told them that they looked like they belonged in it. Seeing Haruhi blush was rare.

"How's everyone feeling?" Sophie asked.

The question was phrased to address everyone in the room, but the girls all directed their attention towards me. I was lost in my own eyes. I couldn't stop staring at the big purple and white ballgown that was hugging my figure. The way the pale pink jewelry twinkled distracted me. My veil was tucked into a similarly decorated tiara and my eyes caught on the way it flowed down my back and over the floor.

"(Y/N)?" Benio poked me in the cheek, careful not to mess up her hard work. I giggled and swished my skirt around.

"I'm good. Better than good. I'm great. Is it bad that I'm not really nervous? I mean, of course, I'm nervous. This is only the biggest day of my life to date. I'm only standing in front of everyone I love and who loves me to pour my heart out to the one I love the most. There's absolutely nothing to be worried about, right?" I gasped for breath after all that jumbled out of my mouth. Benio took my hands and looked at me with a frown on her face.

"It's okay to be nervous, (Y/N). It's a big day." Sophie placed her hand gently on my shoulder. "It's your big day. And we're here. We're going to stand up there with you."

"Naturally, you'll have the spotlight," Benio interrupted," but you won't be on stage alone, sweetheart." Haruhi only nodded in agreement.

I pulled the three of them into a hug only to be snagged back. "No wrinkling the dress, senpai!" The twins were standing behind me. I didn't even hear them come in. They had helped pick out the dress, so I thought it was natural to invite them to help me get ready when the day came.

"Yeah, sorry we're late." Hikaru didn't look very sorry as he said it. He looked more annoyed. "The boss was yammering on about walking his little girl down the aisle today or something like that."

Haruhi facepalmed. I giggled. "But don't worry," Kaoru continued," Kyoya-senpai knocked some sense into and made sure he knew today was about you. You look beautiful, senpai." I blushed and snickered as the boys sidled over to Haruhi. "You should wear dresses more often Haruhi."

Haruhi looked so done. They shoved them away, but not harshly. They looked up with a grin. The twins' eyes widened. "You guys are such idiots." We all shared a laugh while Hikaru and Kaoru stood there perplexed by Haruhi's reaction.

We were brought of it by a pounding on the door, followed by a desperate call. "Daddy wants to see his little girl in her dress!" The exclamation ended short with another thud and an angry retort.