1Authors Note: I AM SO SORRY IT TOOK SO LONG! I haven't uploaded in forever and I hope you can forgive me (: For everyone who has taken the time to read, review, and favorite my story, I thank you. You guys truly keep me going. Ok, first that episode, The End in the Beginning, was sooooo sad I was like OMG! Haha, so comment and yeah. Oh, by the way, this is the last chapter, the wedding (finally). Hope you like it (: REVIEWWW!
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She never believed in weddings. She didn't see the significance of them. Why say you will love someone forever, when there is no after life? She didn't believe that every bride was a princess and every groom was her prince. That was, until Booth was her prince. Then her world turned upside down. She believed in love. She believed in hope. She believed that there's a someone out there for everyone. And most importantly, she believed in marriage. As she stood behind the heavy oak wood door that was the only barrier between her and Booth, she imagined how life would be with him and their two beautiful babies.
As she watched her bridesmaid, Angela, walk down the aisle, she stepped forward, revealing her beautiful wedding gown to the crowd gathered before her. There were not many people there, just the squints, including Zach and Sweets, some of Booths FBI and Army buddies, and, of course, family.
Brennan's point of view:
What if he says no? What if I say no? No, that's just crazy. I love him and he loves me... right? I did this marriage thing for him, because I want to spend the rest of my life with him. I hope he feels the same. Brennan thought as she was walking down the aisle. As I step up and join hands with Booth, I know I am not making a mistake. This is where I belong. As the priest said the vows, Booth looks at me with reassuring brown eyes. It is time for us to say 'I do'. It takes me no time at all, I immediately say I do right after the priest asks. Booth, however, took a moment to think.
Oh god. I think to myself. This was a mistake. I should have never even brought up marriage in a conversation, we were just fine the way we were. I hear 'I do' after what felt like an hour, but in reality was only about 2 minutes. I am glad he says yes, at least we can be together for as long as possible.
"You may now kiss the bride," the priest says as Booth pulls my in for a kiss. Angela 'awwwws,' which is the exact reaction I expected. Angela has wanted us to get together now for at least three and a half years. She is probably one of the only people here that is genuinely happy for us. My brother and his family, my father, Sweets, Angela, Zach, and Hodgins are probably the only people here who wanted us to get married.
Cam still wants to be with Booth, and Jared still wants to be with me. Booths parents think it's a sin we had children before getting married, and they never really liked me, either. Booths old friends wanted him to get married to some old flame of his that he knew back in his army days. I wonder if he feels the same.
Booth places my ring on my finger, and I place his ring on his finger. Well, this is it. I married mt real life Andy Lister. And even if I never admit it, Booth is Andy. He always has been, and always will be, no matter where this life takes us.
As Booth walks me out to the limousine, I think about how my life will be with Booth, going to bed with him, waking up with him, and then going to work with him, if they let us work together anymore.
After all we have been through, this is where our life takes us. All the near-death experiences, late-night stakeouts, Thai food at 3 am, and so many more experiences, I realize that nothing will ever change. We'll always be partners, best friends, and lovers.
Love really does exist, and I love Booth.