The greatest day of my life
Ever since I'd first seen her I just knew she was the woman I wanted to spend the rest of my life with, and once the ceremony was over it would be official and nobody could ever deny our love again.
Standing in front of the reverend we listened while he explained everything, before gripping each other's hand, staring into each other's eyes and reciting the vows we had made for ourselves. Once we had finished turned back to the reverend , and waited with baited breath.
“I now pronounce you husband and wife,” he eventually said, a sly smile on his face.
As soon as he had finished speaking we turned and began to walk away from the altar the few friends, the ones who hadn't turned against us because of Sally's transsexuality, began clapping, whistling and cheering.
Turning to face our friends we smiled proudly and continued to walk along the crisp white sand, still gripping each other's hand, as Sally continuously stared at me with the biggest smile on her face I'd ever seen, a smile which told me we had made the right decision and anybody who didn't agree could stay out of our lives, forever.
©JSMorbius
2 comments:
What a beautiful post, Juelz. And there will be happiness between them.
Such a romantic tease. I support their decision to remove naysayers from their live. Hopefully, eventually, some will return with acceptance.
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