The Dandelion Motel
Marriage 1
That day Leon picked up Rosaline early in the morning.
"Where are we going?" ask Rosaline.
"Let's go see my mom." Leon replied with a smile etched on his lips.
"To town? To your parents' house?" inquiringly.
"No need to go to town, he's here, near the beach." with a focused gaze driving.
"Anna's mother is in town? The beach? Since when? Is he on vacation?" Rosaline leaned on Leon with many questions.
"Not Anna's mother, but Mary's mother. My birth mother."
"Ah, fine! Let's go see Mary's mother." Rosaline smiled and looked at Leon full of days.
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"Mother...." Leon and Rosaline are standing in front of Mary's grave.
"Actually I feel ashamed because only now I see my mother. But I can't help it, I know you'll be so happy to hear this news." Leon embraced Rosaline more closely.
the two exchanged smiles with teary eyes.
"We're getting married soon." Leon couldn't hold back his tears.
Rosaline helped to wipe it off.
"Pray us, ma'am! Pray for our happiness! I know you must have been with us every step of the way and watched us from heaven lovingly."
Rosaline came in tears to see her lover cry.
She now knows the other side of Leon, but she is actually soft-hearted and easily touched.
Leon hugged Rosaline and kissed her forehead.
Suddenly that desire just came to Rosaline's mind.
He wants to do it today, in this place, right now!
"Leon, let's get married now!
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Bobby was queuing for tickets at the amusement park with Nora when her phone rang.
A message from Leon.
He read it and his eyes widened for a moment.
"What's wrong?" ask Nora.
"Leon and Rosaline...."
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Dante confronted 2 guests who had just entered his motel.
"Sorry, we don't accept reservations today."
"Isn't there a sign still open in front." said one of the guests.
"There's important business. Again, I apologize!"
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That afternoon the white chairs began to be laid out. With a pulpit decorated with magnolia flowers, Rosaline's favorite flower.
6 rows of large wreaths arranged lengthwise in two rows. Three on the left and three on the right form the path of the bride.
Not far from the location of the oath pronunciation, two white tents stood upright. Inside is a row of tables and chairs that will serve a variety of special dinner dishes for invited guests.
This will be a simple wedding party but feels luxurious and festive.
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The candles in the glass box are fiddled with love and prayer.
The waves that will be a witness with the white sand of the beach are comfortable tucked in between the toes.
Leon wore a white tuxedo with a black equivalent on his collar.
Very handsome as his personality.
Her hair was neatly combed back with an unceasing smile gracing the face.
The breeze stroked, playing the hair of the bride who was coiled back was decorated with a sprinkling of pearls.
Rosaline wore a white wedding dress with a matching black embroidered motif that suppressed her personality: gothic, mysterious yet elegant and alluring.
He stepped into the altar with Dante, his beloved brother, wearing a black suit.
The two walked towards the pulpit where the groom had waited nervously and happily.
On the right and left side they sat special invited guests.
There is Sam's father and Anna's mother sitting side by side after taking a 4-hour drive to get there, as well as Nora sitting next to Bobby. Leon's office employees who were forcibly picked up while working were also some motel employees. Daniel and his wife could not come because they were abroad.
Not much, like Rosaline wanted. Only people are happy with them.
Someone from the civil registry stands behind the pulpit to take the wedding vows of Leon and Rosaline in this beautiful twilight.
Dante handed Rosaline over to Leon who greeted her with a cheer.
The two exchanged happy smiles.
Rosaline felt her heart beating out of rhythm, she never expected this moment to happen in her gloomy life.
Leon, too, has Rosaline as if she has something she's been looking for to complete the void in her life. Rosaline is like the moon. No, it's not just the moon but it's the universe for Leon.
The man from the civil record greeted them with a smile. Then say a two-sentence sentence as an opening.
Not to forget he also thanked the invited guests who had deigned to attend in a hurry of time.
Everyone laughed when he said it. They insinuate the two brides openly
at his super-sudden invitation. Of course Leon and Rosaline could only blush in embarrassment.
Leon takes the microphone as the man lets him take the oath first.
He grabbed Rosaline's hand and stroked her gently with a loving look.
"Rosaline, the woman with the cold, haughty and grumpy look." she said
interrupts the waves, blending together with the roar of the north wind.
Hoarse, huh?
Rosaline gave a small chuckle and blushed in embarrassment.
"If happiness can be named, then I want to name it after your name. If beauty can be named, then I want to name it after you. If loyalty can be named, then I want to name it only for you." Leon said loudly, but it was a tinge of shame on his face.
He is not used to saying sepuitis, he is more accustomed to being outspoken and to the point.
But isn't this a special day?
Then...
"Rosaline, as I promised. I want to be by your side until death and will continue to love you for the rest of my life!"
Everyone was glazed over, especially Rosaline. He trembled in happiness.
The man in the pulpit wiped his tears and gestured for Rosaline to take an oath.
Leon gave me the microphone.
"Leon, the little boy who grew up to be a man***k, waji***n who I now love." Rosaline's curse made Leon laugh and blush in shame.
"Thank you for being the color of my life, the anchor for my madness, the light in my life, the laughter in my miserable world and the love of my life forever. You must keep your promise! Never try to escape! Or I'll chase you down and break your legs!"
Everyone laughs.
"Leon, you're the bravest and most amazing man I've ever met. I'm grateful you love me. Leon, you can't die first! Until death picks me up you must stay with me! I love you, love you so much."
Everyone especially Dante clapped his hands while wiping away his tears.
The man in the pulpit glanced at Leon and Rosaline while whispering, "It's time to wear a ring, who's the ring bearer?"
Rosaline and Leon throw one another a glance,
"Where's the ring? Don't tell me you forgot to buy it!"
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