《The Golden Swan // Edward Cullen》Chapter sixty
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"Why do you look like you haven't slept in days?" Alice asked, dragging Brea out of her deep thoughts.
"Uh....sorry! Bella and I watched movies last night and then I stayed up to pack," Brea sighed.
"I think you have some serious wedding jitters," Bella smiled.
"Maybe," Brea said.
There was a gentle knock....they all three looked up and saw Rosalie, who was standing in the doorway.
"Do you guys need any help? I could do her hair?" Rosalie smiled.
"Really?! I was thinking maybe it could be down, but like a few pieces could be pulled up," Brea said.
"Please! I'm not offended by your choice of groom, besides after tonight you'll be my new sister," Rosalie smiled.
"Just my blatant lack of respect for mortality," Brea chuckled.
"Essentially," Rosalie laughed.
"Ah Weddings! They bring everyone together," Alice smiled, hugging Bella and Rosalie.
"ALICE! BREA! BELLA!" A familiar voice called out, echoing throughout the large hallway.
"We're in here mom!" Bella yelled.
Brea's and Bella's mother walked in and soon so did Charlie....both smiling.
"Oh, my gosh! You're so beautiful Brea. Oh, honey," Their mother cried, brushing the tears off her face.
"Oh mom! Don't cry," Brea sighed.
"Crap! My mascara," Their mother frowned.
"Dad! you're wearing a tux....I'm surprised you didn't show up in jeans," Brea laughed.
"I know! I look and feel awful," Charlie smirked.
Everyone laughed.
"W-We thought you needed something blue," Charlie said, handing Brea a gift container.
"And something old, besides your father!" Their mother smirked.
"Nice one!" Charlie frowned.
Brea opened up the container....she smiled seeing a beautiful, blue jeweled hair comb.
"It was grandma Swan's," Charlie smiled.
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"Wait! What about Bella...for when she gets married?" Brea asked.
"We added some more sapphires!" Their mother replied.
"It's beautiful! Thank you both so much! Now what about Bella?" Brea asked.
Bella laughed....
"It's your first family heirloom. We got Bella a similar one...but you can pass this one on to your daughter, and even her daughter," Their mother smiled.
Suddenly their mother started crying...more than from before.
"I love it," Brea smiled, handing it to Rosalie...so she could place it into her hair.
Brea goes to get up to hug her parents...but Alice stopped her.
"No! No smudging my masterpiece!" Alice frowned.
"Oh, she's right," Bella laughed.
Alice clapped loud....causing Brea to jump.
"DRESS TIME!" Alice cheered.
Charlie quickly turned on his feet and rushed out the door....closing it behind him.
"I-I'm gonna fall," Brea whispered.
"Don't say that," Rosalie smiled.
"It's true! I'm gonna fall on my face...and embarrass myself," Brea sighed.
Alice roughly took off Brea's clothes....and gently placed on the dress.
Bella, Alice, Rosalie and Renee took a stepped back and admired Brea in her dress.
"Stunning!" Bella smiled.
"Agreed!" Alice said.
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Brea looked outside......seeing how her friends and family were gathered, waiting for her. She quickly grew nervous.
"Honey? You ready? Charlie asked.
"N-Yes...Daddy? Please don't let me fall," Brea begged.
"Never," Charlie smiled.
Charlie and Brea slowly started walking down the isle... they turned the corner and Brea came face to face with Edward. For the first time in forever she knew that she was ready to marry him....in that moment it was if she had fallen in love with him all over again.
Brea and Edward said their vows....they both stared into one another eyes, both getting caught up in the moment.
"I now pronounce you Husband and Wife!" The Minister smiled.
Edward pulled Brea in for a kiss...it was short, sweet and filled with so much love.
Everyone stood up and cheered....Brea turned and faced the crowed, her face heating up.
"Ready? Mrs. Cullen?" Edward asked.
"Y-Yes!" Brea smiled.
They both quickly raced down the isle...heading towards the reception.
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