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Chapter 3:

John, Sam, Dean, and Castiel walked into the living room where the lawyer and I were waiting.

Sam looked like he was thinking really hard and Dean looked mad.

I looked at them.

Dean was the first to speak.

"Don't think this means I'm calling you Mom!" he said. I sighed.

"Please don't! We are the same age and that would just be weird!" I said.

Sam and Dean exchanged looks and John rolled his eyes.

"You know he is going to call you that now, just to bug you. Right?" he replied with a twinkle in his deep brown eyes.

I mentally slapped my palm against my forehead for two reasons.

One, Johns eyes were amazing and I found myself getting lost in them, and two, I seriously didn't want Dean calling me Mom.

Yup, I had walked into that one.

"Shall we get started?" asked the Lawyer. John nodded. Dean, Sam, and Cas all stood around us.

We stood in front of the lawyer.

The ceremony began.

"Today we are here to join you in marriage and to share in the joy of this occasion, which should be one of the most memorable and happy days of your life." Said the lawyer.

Dean snorted, which earned him a stern look from John and a smack on the back of the head from Sam.

The Lawyer continued.

"On this day of your marriage, you stand somewhat apart from all other human beings.

You stand within the charmed circle of your love; and this is as it should be.

But love is not meant to be the possession of two people alone. Rather, it would serve as a source of common energy, as a form in which you find the strength to live your lives with courage.

From this day onward you must come closer together than ever before, you must love one another in sickness and in health, for better and for worse, but at the same time your love should give you the strength to stand apart, to seek out your unique destinies, to make your special contribution to the world which is always part of us and more than us." He said.

I sighed inwardly. If this was a different situation.

I would be smiling and inwardly jumping for joy, but it wasn't.

I was marrying a man I barely knew, all cause my dad thought he knew what he was doing in that crazy mind of his.

The lawyer continued.

"Will you please face each other and join hands?" he asked.

John and I did as we were asked. I was feeling very nervous.

I looked at John and he squeezed my hand, almost as if he was trying to tell me that it was going to be ok.

I smiled and we continued to listen to the lawyer who was going on about the importance of keeping your vows sacred and only to each other.

I knew that I would never cheat on John, even if this marriage was forced.

"John, will you take Sidney, whose hands you hold, choosing her alone to be your wedded wife?

Will you live with her in the state of true matrimony?

Will you love her, comfort her, through good times and bad, in sickness and in health, honor her at all times, and be faithful to her?" he asked.

John nodded.

"I will." He said.

The Lawyer turned to me.

"Sidney, will you take John, whose hands you hold, choosing him alone to be your wedded husband?

Will you live with him in the state of true matrimony?

Will you love him, comfort him, through good times and bad, in sickness and in health, honor him at all times, and be faithful to him?"

I nodded.

"I Will." I said.

The Lawyer smiled.

"Do you two have rings?" he asked.

Dean rolled his eyes.

"How are they supposed to have rings, they just found out five minutes ago they were getting married?" he nearly yelled.

"Calm down Dean." Said Sam.

Castiel smiled and pulled something out of his pocket.

He stepped forward and handed it to John.

John looked at Castiel with a confused look.

"Open it." Said Cas.

John opened the box to see three beautiful rings.

There were two wedding rings, and an engagement ring.

John smiled and hugged Cas.

"Thanks a lot." He said.

"When did you get them?" he asked.

"It took a lot of grace to get those." Said Cas.

We all knew right then and there, that he had made them with his grace.

We turned to the lawyer.

"I guess we do have rings." Said John with a chuckle, which in turn got a low moan of annoyance out of Dean.

The lawyer smiled and continued.

"Will you repeat after me?" He asked John.

"I John Winchester, take you Sidney Singer to be my wife, to love and cherish, from this day forward, and thereto pledge you my faith," said the lawyer.

John repeated.

The Lawyer turned to me.

"Will you repeat after me?" he asked.

"Obviously." Dean grunted, which got him another smack from Sam and a nod of approval from John to Sam.

"I, Sidney Singer, take you John Winchester, to be my husband, to love and to cherish, and to obey from this day forward, and thereto pledge you my faith." Said the lawyer.

As I was repeating the words, I could feel my heart racing.

This was really happening.

There was no going back now, and if frightened me more than anything.

The lawyer smiled.

"Now onto the rings." He said.

Dean rolled his eyes and whispered to Sam.

"How long is this going to take? It feels like the lawyer is doing every vow in the book." He said.

Sam nodded.

"I actually was going to say that, but I asked Cas and he said that Bobby has it this way, so there is no way for Dad and Sidney to back out." Sam whispered back.

Dean rolled his eyes and straightened himself up.

"Please repeat after me." Said the lawyer.

"I, John Winchester, give to you Sidney Singer, this ring, as a symbol of my commitment to love, honor, and respect you." He said.

John repeated the vows and placed the wedding ring and then the engagement ring on the correct finger.

I met his eyes when he was done. For a moment, I thought I saw a glimmer of hope, and then it was gone as if nothing was ever there.

I turned to the lawyer as he had me repeat the same vows to John.

"I, Sidney Singer, give to you John Winchester, this ring, as a symbol of my commitment to love, honor, and respect you." I repeated as I placed the ring on his finger.

I looked up to meet John's eyes. He smiled at me and we both turned to face the lawyer.

The lawyer smiled and spoke.

"With the power invested in me by the state of South Dakota, I hearby pronounce you man and wife." He said.

We smiled.

Cas started to clap. "Alright!" he nearly yelled.

Sam shrugged and joined in the clapping, and Dean just rolled his eyes and looked at the two.

"I'm pretty sure I'm not related to you." Said Dean.

John rolled his eyes and looked to the lawyer.

The lawyer leaned in to us. "You may kiss your bride, Mr. Winchester." He said.

John turned to me and sighed.

Our eyes met.

He took a step towards me and then bent down to give me a kiss.

The kiss was short and sweet, but it was nice.

I could feel the warmth on them after his lips had left mine.

I almost wanted more, but quickly shook my head out of it.

The lawyer shook John's hand and started for the door.

He quickly stopped and turned around.

"Oh, I almost forgot. The card that fell out of your letter is a credit card that Mr. Singer got for you. It's unlimited, so enjoy." He said.

"How did Bobby pull that off?" asked Dean.

We all shrugged.

The lawyer nodded.

"Now if I can please talk to the new Bride and Groom alone for a moment, and I'll be off." Said the Lawyer.

John placed his hand on the small of my back and led me to follow them onto the front porch.

I noticed that Sam, Dean, and Cas were all smooshed against the window to hear, but still trying to not be seen.

I rolled my eyes and turned to the lawyer and John.

The lawyer pulled out a piece of paper and handed it to John.

"I didn't think you wanted your sons to hear this part, but I'm afraid, that Bobby Singer once again put a stipulation on the two of you." He said.

I closed my eyes and waited for it.

"It's in the letter." He said.

"Thank you for everything." Said John.

"We will get on the house repairs and make this shack a home." He said.

"Make sure you read the letter tonight." Said the Lawyer. "Its important." He said.

John nodded and shook the lawyer's hand.

The lawyer left and John turned to me.

"Read it now, or later?" he asked.

I started to rock back and forth on my feet.

"Now." I said.

"That's my girl, rip that band aid off!" said John.

It startled me that he called me my girl, but at the same time, I liked it.

That in itself startled me.

John held up the envelope and read it.

"To Sidney and John Winchester." He read.

We heard a snort come from the window and John quirked an eyebrow at me.

"Sam and Dean are smooshed into the window trying to get a front row seat." I explained.

John nodded. "Oh, ok then." He said.

"Should I open it?" he asked.

I nodded.

"They are going to read it on their own anyway." I said.

John's eyebrows rose.

"Good point." He said and started to read.

Sidney and John,

This letter is just one stipulation I added to the will.

I said you would get checkups to keep healthy, but what I didn't say is that one of those checkups is to make sure that the marriage is consummated.

Also, I want a grandkid, so you better conceive a baby as soon as possible. I want my girl Sidney happy, and if I have to con you guys out of money to be happy, then so be it I will!

I am covering all my basis, because honestly, I don't trust either of you.

Bobby/Dad

I threw my hands up in the air.

"When is the inspection?" I asked.

John looked down at the paper.

"One week from today." He said.

I gasped.

"Really?" I asked.

John nodded.

"Why don't we not think about this right now, and think about the house." He said.

I nodded and smiled.

"Sounds like a great idea." I said.

John opened the front door for me and we walked in.