Total pages in book: 69
Estimated words: 63895 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 319(@200wpm)___ 256(@250wpm)___ 213(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 63895 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 319(@200wpm)___ 256(@250wpm)___ 213(@300wpm)
His entire circle expanded, and that meant he was set to have another wedding this coming weekend on the rocky beaches of Greece with all of his other friends and coworkers. But today was a more intimate affair.
It was just for the family.
Best of all, though, Phantom and his sister were able to reconcile. She was made the CFO of LockedOut just last month.
Phantom took his place at Mimic’s side and held his hands in front of him, looking over to the ivy-covered archway he had just walked from. It was Tor’s turn, walking down the path looking just as good as his husband-to-be. He wore an all-black suit with a boutonnière that was the exact shade of Phantom’s blue suit, the flowers seeming like they were plucked right out of the fabric.
They looked good together. Like two princes who were about to turn into kings once they kissed. Roman was glad Tor had found his way into their lives and was happy to see his two friends find love in each other. He looked down at the black band on his ring finger, picturing his and Salt’s wedding next. A ceremony as intimate as this one but a party that would likely be much, much bigger. Maybe Roman could rent out the Miami Aquarium for a day and turn it into a mini club. It would certainly be a full-circle moment for them.
But today wasn’t about Roman and Wyatt. It was about the two men standing in front of them, holding hands and looking deep into each other’s eyes. Roman put an arm around Wyatt’s shoulders and held him close, watching with a smile as Mimic officiated his friends’ wedding in a scenic English field, the entire crew gathered and nothing but love connecting them.
“And I now pronounce you husband and husband.”
The End.