They’d all separated at the end of the aisle, when the women went to stand beside each other, across from the men.
Austin waited for his bride, no nerves, just a huge smile on his face, and when Quinn appeared, looking beautiful in what Willow had informed him would be a white mermaid-style gown, Braden’s brother nearly ran forward to grab her and complete the ceremony. Finally Austin and Quinn exchanged vows, promising to love, honor, and cherish each other, and when he kissed the bride, he dipped her low and kept her there for a good long, while, while the crowd whistled.
As happy as Braden was for his brother, all he wanted was to make Willow his. They’d already found a house in a neighborhood with new construction in Weston and had moved in a couple of weeks ago.
It wasn’t enough.
He wanted her to have his name and cement things between them for good.
And in a small ceremony in May, with just family and close friends, he did exactly that.