TabithaLehne
An arranged marriage.
A stranger behind a screen.
And a life neither of them expected.
When Y/N agrees to marry a famous streamer she's never met, she assumes it's a contract-polite, distant, temporary. Carter, known online as Fryboy, is used to living for an audience, not sharing his real life with anyone off camera.
They meet for the first time at the altar.
What follows isn't instant love or fairytale perfection, but something quieter and more dangerous: learning how to choose each other when the cameras turn off, when expectations clash, and when real life refuses to follow a script.
Between livestreams, late nights, found family, and a future neither of them planned for, only at the Altar is a slow-burn story about love that grows in the in-between moments-when no one is watching.
Because sometimes the real story doesn't start with "I do."
It starts after.