Wayhaught: Red Dead Redemption - part two

11: At the end of the aisle...

a.n: 

Apologies for this delay, I just moved into my house so I've been super busy - will try and finish part two for the weekend!

I hope this was worth the wait and hits you in all the feels - especially after the proposal last weekend eeeeek (I cried so hard haha).

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in this chapter...

Wayhaught wedding day part one!

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"Aunt Way, aunt Way!" Waverly squinted as she opened her eyes and instinctively wrapped her arms around the small child on top of her to prevent her toppling over. By the time she had fully gotten her bearings after being woken up by small hands on her face and high pitched yelling, she felt a smile spread on her face. Wynonna was leaning by the doorway cradling William in her arms, grinning proudly, having clearly put her daughter on top of her sister to wake her.

"Morning sweetie." Waverly giggled softly, stroking her nieces hair and shuffling to sit up more in bed. It was slightly disorienting waking up in her old bed, with Wynonna and her children all around her, knowing Nicole was home in their bed with Ash and their pets. It was especially strange since her room hadn't changed much since high school, it still had butterfly wallpaper and a fluffy throw, there were still photos of her and Chrissy and Rosita from their cheer days and tickets from movies she'd seen with her sister growing up. The posters had gone though, she'd taken them down after meeting Nicole; instead there were some photos from the convention they'd first met at there.

Doc had moved into the homestead since the twins were born and once they needed their own room everyone had agreed to turn Waverly's old room into the kid's room. Now, after the time which has passed, Waverly knew it wouldn't even be sad to re-decorate so long as they all worked on it together; it was for the twins to make new memories in. Times were changing, but they were somehow more of a family unit now than ever. Nicole and Waverly lived 15 minutes drive away and came over every Friday evening for game night - which mostly consisted of Nicole and Wynonna demanding they kept playing cards because neither of them wanted to be the last loser. Everything Waverly had feared about moving out had been for nothing, she saw her sister just as much at work and on the weekends, whilst also having enough space to live her own, adult life without any interruption from her sister in intimate or romantic moments - for the most part at least. Finally Waverly had managed to find her balance between the two most important things in her life, her loved ones and her need to prove her independence.

"Rise and shine sleepy." Wynonna teased, moving to sit on the bed, dropping William gently next to his sister.

"Hey hey little man." Waverly cooed, pulling the young boy into her lap and twisting her fingers through his curly hair. "Have you heard from her this morning?" She asked absentmindedly.

"Yup, Haught stuff is already up and about, probably already broken three things at least in her panic, and can't find her oxfords without your careful guidance." Wynonna teased, carefully unwrapping Wren's tiny hand from her necklace.

Rolling her eyes, Waverly leant over and pressed her phone to check the time. "My alarm didn't go off!" She exclaimed with wide eyes.

"No I turned it off last night." Wynonna corrected. "You did not need to wake up at 5am on your wedding day."

"I- wait hang on you came in my room last night and went on my phone?" Waverly's eyes almost popped out of her head.

"Relax, I'm not making a habit of it, I figured it was safe ground since your horny Haughty wasn't here. I didn't snoop though, I don't want to see any of... that." Wynonna waved her hands down Waverly's body which, thankfully, was covered by one of Nicole's long shirts.