A year later, Chase and Zoey got married.

This is it said Chase as Michael was tying his bow tie for his tuxedo, my big moment. I'm getting married to the woman that I loved ever since eighth grade. This is the best night of my life. I'm a little bit nervous.

I can't believe it said Zoey as Lola was fixing her dress, this night has finally come. I'm getting married to my best friend since eighth grade. This is amazing. I've got everything I ever wanted.

A few minutes later, the wedding began. Chase stood next to the minister, wearing a black tuxedo, waiting for his wife-to-be. A few more seconds later, Quinn, who had her hair in a partial ponytail in braids and was wearing a pink dress with ruffle sleeves and was v-neck and lower then her feet, a pearl necklace and white gloves, came to the aisle with Dustin, who was wearing a tuxedo.

Then, Lola, who had her hair in a high bun and she was wearing the same outfit as Quinn, came down with Logan, who was wearing the same outfit as Dustin. Then, Dana Cruz, a girl who was Zoey's roommate in her first year at P.C.A., who had brown hair that was in a bun and was wearing the same outfit as the girls, and Glenn Davis, a boy who stole Zoey's personality test to go to the dance with her because she's hot, who was wearing the same outfit as the boys. Then, Nicole was walking down the aisle wearing a pink dress with long sleeves and was v-neck and lower her then her feet and long, white gloves, and was holding a bouquet of flowers since she was the maid of honor.

Next, Michael came down the aisle wearing the same outfit as Chase since he was the best man. Finally, it was time for Zoey to walk to Chase. A wedding march played, but Zoey wasn't walking.

Chase started to get confused and worried.

"Where's Zoey?" he mouthed to Nicole.

"I don't know," mouthed Nicole.

"Stop playing," said Michael to the pianist, "I'm gonna see what's taking her so long."

He ran down the aisle and saw Zoey, whose hair was in hairstyle that looked like it took hours to do and was wearing a long, strapless, white dress, a veil, a pearl necklace with a diamond pendant, white, high-heels and long, white gloves.

"Zoey, what's wrong?" asked Michael, "you're about to be married to Chase. Aren't you happy?"

"I am, Michael," said Zoey, "I'm just a little nervous."

"The Zoey I know was never nervous," said Michael, "she would always come up with a good solution to problems. Just believe in yourself, Zoey. Follow your heart."

"Thanks, Michael," said Zoey, "you truly are Chase's best friend."

"Thanks," said Michael, "now, come on."

He ran back to Chase.

"Is Zoey all right?" asked Chase.

"She's just fine," said Michael, "she just had some butterflies in her stomach."

"Okay," said Chase.

"You can go ahead," said Michael to the pianist.

The pianist played again. Then, Zoey came walking down the aisle. When she came to Chase, Chase lifted the face part of the veil and Zoey's beautiful brown eyes met his bright green eyes.

After many speeches, the minister finally said, "do you, Chase Bartholomew Matthews take this woman to be your lovely, wedded wife?"

"I do," said Chase.

"And do you, Zoey Ann Brooks," said the minister, "take this man to be your lawfully, wedded husband?"
"I do," said Zoey.

After more speeches, the minister said, "I now pronounce to husband and wife. You may kiss the bride."

Just then, Chase and Zoey kissed each other—on the lips.