My Wedding On My Daughter

What!!! "No dad, don't do anything like that, you know how much I like her" I could see the smirk grow on my dad's face. Damn!!! What did I say just now, I closed my eyes in embarrassment, "Son trust me she will be happy with you and you with her" I nod my head in agreement.

“We’ll have to call Cress,” Mr. Delahanty said finally. “Your father’s likely not to last out the night. She’s his only grandchild. She ought to be here.”

"No wonder he cares for you so deeply. You have known him so long." She said almost cheerfully as if it was a good

He sighs, looking down at his fidgeting hands. “She was different. Kind, always looking for the best in people, always keeping our family close, despite our differences. She was an incredible woman.” He shakes his head, laughing. “I still don’t have a clue how my dad was able to get a woman like her. She was so different from him.”

Mauricio dropping his eyebrows and looking down, “I am old enough to be a father and I have nothing to maintain a family with. It is what I most desire in life. Then I look around and get more bothered when I see other men take their wives and children for granted.”

“Of course.” I go on to tell him about Maria. “You have to go tell her that you have everything settled, so now you can get married.”

“Thankyou.” This causes both of them to drop silent and stare at her- making her blush at the attention.

“Yeah he’s a good kid,” she said as if I didn’t know him. “It was nice meeting you” she extended her

“You should have known that you could not hide from me. You married me and you must be with me forever, as you have been cursed to never die.” I see something cross his eyes as recognition sets in.

“Well comfortable or not, this will be your home for the remainder of the initiation. What, you didn’t think I’d just let you all into my family without having a little fun with you first?”

“You will soon find out. Old man, you are repulsive. I wish you would stay away from me!”

“From what you’ve told me, you did the same thing with your dad,” said Robbie, “and you were only twelve when your mom died in that house fire. You were practically a wife until he moved into that nursin home last year. Heck, ya keep his house as a shrine. Never wanna change a thing in this

"You two are super cute. Hi honey," Delia says hugging her son. "You look dapper today."

He made an undignified noise, scrabbling at the man’s hand. “Let go of me,” he half-gasped in dread. “Get your filthy hands off me, don’t touch me, you’re disgusting—”

"But Dad you see, here's the thing, I don't want to get married." Louis said with a side grin, standing up from the chair once his locks were combed and slipping on some shoes.