FILL: The 12 Almost-Disasters of the Barlow-McEachin Wedding (Part 3)beatlemaniac9June 30 2011, 04:42:58 UTC
4: The lights in the church went out. Max once again called on Fixit.
It still meant that Max had to leave Terminal City to get a spare part. When she returned, it was less than an hour to the ceremony.
3: Mole nearly dropped the cake. Max caught it.
2. Logan broke his glasses after he arrived at the ceremony. Max ran all the way to his apartment (as she had left her motorcycle at the reception hall) to get his spares.
And, she made it back just in time to change and grab the rings.
1: Original Cindy paced the floor of her little room, slinky dress clinging in all the right ways, as she waited to go stand on the altar.
“Well you look a fine mess.” Max teased, “You okay?”
“Yeah, Original Cindy’s just a little nervous, boo.”
“Hey,” Max soothed, stopping her best friend with hands to her shoulders, massaging away the stress, “It’s gonna go fine. I got this!”
“I know that. It’s just…what if I trip or somethin’?”
“I’ll catch you. You’re worrying about nothing.” Max assured.
Taking a deep breath, Original Cindy said, “Okay, let’s get out there. I’m getting married today.”
Re: FILL: The 12 Almost-Disasters of the Barlow-McEachin Wedding (Part 3)tawgJuly 2 2011, 13:05:16 UTC
My favourite part is Max being the Best-Boo. I loved all of the little horrible problems that Max had to deal with, and how each of them was solved easily enough. OC was one of my favourite characters and, well, I'm happy the actual wedding part was perfect :)
It still meant that Max had to leave Terminal City to get a spare part. When she returned, it was less than an hour to the ceremony.
3: Mole nearly dropped the cake. Max caught it.
2. Logan broke his glasses after he arrived at the ceremony. Max ran all the way to his apartment (as she had left her motorcycle at the reception hall) to get his spares.
And, she made it back just in time to change and grab the rings.
1: Original Cindy paced the floor of her little room, slinky dress clinging in all the right ways, as she waited to go stand on the altar.
“Well you look a fine mess.” Max teased, “You okay?”
“Yeah, Original Cindy’s just a little nervous, boo.”
“Hey,” Max soothed, stopping her best friend with hands to her shoulders, massaging away the stress, “It’s gonna go fine. I got this!”
“I know that. It’s just…what if I trip or somethin’?”
“I’ll catch you. You’re worrying about nothing.” Max assured.
Taking a deep breath, Original Cindy said, “Okay, let’s get out there. I’m getting married today.”
The wedding went off without a hitch.
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