Hey guys. Some of you have read my sad one shot "The Attic", and as much as I like it (its my favorite of my one shots so far) I feel like I need to give you guys a happier story. Yes, yes, I know I should probably be working on my multi-chapter right now, but when I have an idea my brain begs me to write it. So anyways, here's, " Happy Endings."
The day before Austin and Ally's wedding day.
Ally sat on a bench outside the chapel. Her white dress looked beautiful on her, and as happy as Ally should have been that she was marrying the love of her life, she was a little worried.
She noticed her head in her hands.
She was actually feeling a mix of emotions. The second chapter of her life started now. Austin and Ally were getting married! What would happen next? Would they have children? Would they continue their lives as successful singers? It didn't matter, being with Austin was all she needed, and whatever happened would be for the best.
As much as she wanted to, she didn't completely believe that, though. What if they weren't as perfect for each other as they thought? What if things got awkward again now that they were married? What if they divorced? What if one of them got some terrible sickness the rest of the family would have to deal with, assuming they had children?
Ally could feel someone running towards her. She looked up to see Austin, strikingly handsome in tuxedo.
"Alls, what's up? Everyone is waiting for you to get the wedding started."
"Austin, I'm worried. What if things don't turn out as they should?"
"What do you mean?"
"I mean, what if our life isn't perfect like we always dreamed it would be? Not everyone's life is a fairytale."
"Ally, nobody's life is perfect. Of course we'll have bumps in the road."
"I don't mean little arguments, Austin. What if we're just not meant to be or something happens to one of us? I can't imagine life without you."
"Neither can I." Austin sighed, "But why worry about the future, lets enjoy ourselves now."
Ally smiled. "You're right."
The soon to be husband and wife hugged.
"So," Ally started, "Do you think thee married life is going to go good for us?"
Austin grinned. "We'll have ups and downs. But every minute of it will be worth it."
"You think?" Ally looked down. "I'm still kinda shaken from after my parents divorced."
Austin gave her a quick peck on the lips. "Ally, stop worrying. Happy endings do exist."
Ally looked up.
Austin put her hand in his. "But lets go find our for ourselves, shouldn't we?"
She smiled and nodded, and the couple ran into the chapel.
Happy endings are real. Though everybody's may not be that way, worrying about the future is a waste. Enjoy it while it lasts.
Austin taught Ally the biggest lesson she could've learned.
And luckily for them, happy endings did exist.