Groomsmen cerita

Shouta takes Hizashi on a trip to Hawaii where he plans to ask Hizashi an important question. With love, they promise themselves to each other for the rest of their lives. -or- A proposal & wedding one shot!

Commitment-phobe Mandy is the last person you would expect to be penning The Greatest Black Love Stories. Especially because she's just been dumped and it doesn't help that her two best friends are getting married. But what else could she do but go be the "Maid of Best person" ? Whatever that was. Now faced with planning bachelor(ette) parties and bridal showers, dealing with ex-con strippers, pain in the ass in-laws that aren't even hers, Mandy also has to refrain from murdering one of the groomsmen. Her ex. Or in her words, the leader of the unnecessary species of fuckboys. Now all Mandy has to do is to survive the wedding by not losing her mind, morals or panties AND finish her book in time. No one said it would be easy. But that's what tequilla is for.

Est. 2011

This is an Adrienette (with some Ladynoir) about the engagement and wedding planning. I have read so many stories where the epilogue was them getting either engaged or them getting married so I thought why not just write a story around the whole process of the characters getting engaged and then getting married. This is obviously post-reveal and Hawkmoth defeat. Marinette will NOT be getting pregnant not will there be any time travel.

At a lavish wedding in Lagos, two people are expected to play their roles and disappear quietly into separate worlds. Nneeze Ogbonna is the perfect Christian Southern bridesmaid - disciplined, devoted, and born into a family where tradition is law and reputation is everything. Bashir Lawal is an Arewa Muslim groomsman carrying the weight of legacy, loyalty, and a future already mapped out for him long before he had a choice. They were never supposed to notice each other. But between stolen glances, late-night wedding preparations, and conversations neither of them can forget, attraction becomes attachment - and attachment becomes something far more dangerous. Because in their world, love is not enough. Families will call it betrayal. Friends will call it shame. Faith, culture, tribe, and history rise against them like a storm neither can outrun. Every step toward each other threatens to destroy everything they have ever known. Yet somewhere between church hymns and the evening call to prayer, Nneeze and Bashir discover a truth neither of them was prepared for: Some loves do not begin peacefully. They begin at the point where rivers collide. Confluence is a sweeping Nigerian romance about identity, faith, sacrifice, and the terrifying cost of choosing your own heart. Coming Soon!

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After an incident in high school, Harley Morgan has sworn off relationships. Since that night, she has become the ultimate party girl who only does hook ups and one night stands. When she gets invited to her best friend's wedding and asked to be the maid of honor, she is ecstatic. A wedding in Miami = beaches + hot, shirtless men + alcohol 24/7. What could go wrong? That answer comes in the form of the best man, Brendan Freeman. Brendan Freeman was a previous womanizer who is finally settling down and has his eyes set on a certain maid of honor. Can he convince Harley that his intentions are true? Or will she forever be alone as her friends grow up and start families of their own?

My to-do list for planning this society wedding was supposed to be simple: 1. Arrange some tastefully naughty pre-wedding activities for the bridal party. 
2. Get the bride and groom down the aisle so they can get started on their happily ever after. But now the groomsmen—aka five of the world's most outrageous playboys—are running wild, the groom is running scared and the bride is running me ragged! That's bad enough but with Tate Langfield (yes, that Tate Langfield; he of The Kiss That Cannot Be Forgotten) distracting me at every turn, if I don't take drastic action this wedding—not to mention my career – will end in disaster! Clearly I need to relax so maybe the only way to regain my focus is to do the one thing I've never dared? And what could be more…tension-relieving…than a night of unbridled passion with the gorgeous Tate? It could be our little secret, dear diary…

"I feel as if my body is broken into pieces...as if ever since, I was dropped like a delicate beautiful vase and all of my pieces shattered against the cold hard floor of reality. Every piece cannot be found. Not even the the small core of me. I am Broken, and they or him can't do anything about it. Let me succumb to my cracks and wounds as I lay here to suffer slowly and painfully." Sequel to Little Things. All right reserved. Copyright 2013

Amelia Fanning has been in love with her best friend, Peter Ryker, for ten years; he only ever saw her as a younger sister. When Peter gets engaged to his year-long girlfriend and his time is spent organising a wedding, Amelia's heart becomes truly broken. Until she meets the dark haired groomsman who she always seems to cross paths with. He is the most annoying yet most caring guy she's ever met but will his presence give her a change of heart?

A family of five, reminisincing their own past.

Six childhood friends and one of them is getting married. Kendall, Ella, Alicia, Amelia, Natalia and Cara have been the closest of friends since junior high. Kendall is getting married to her high school sweetheart Brandon. Amidst all the wedding magic, hearts are to be broken and love is to be found.

After hunting down her species for the Solaris Flare, Framton fought Talene once more for her Solaris Flare. After taking damage, he realizes that if he kills her, it would be the end of the Obsidian Finches that hold the Solaris Flare. In order to keep the Solaris Flare, why not marry and be in constant reach of it? That is, if Talene, last of the Obsidian Finches agrees to such marriage. And if she did, it would be the start of a very toxic marriage... Or a very loving one... ========== Honestly, let's just see how long and how many chapters I can write of these two.