It Happened To Me- Chapter 14

[DragonLadyKira]

I own Gundam Wing stuff! Like my cool little Gundam figures! -^_^- But I don?t own the general concept itself.


It Happened To Me- Chapter Fourteen

Relena sat in her kitchen in a pair of casual jeans and tee shirt that said ?It?s all about freedom? and had three little patriotic monkeys hanging down. It was her favorite outfit; that is other than her teddy bear nightshirt. The front door opened and Heero entered with Beth and a few bags of groceries. ?Relena, we?re back. You believe the lines at the checkout counter!? (A/N: Sorry... Liz and I couldn?t help ourselves.) She smiled up at him and helped him unload the trunk. Once everything was unpacked and put away in its appropriate place, Heero set out to make lunch. He made Beth some baby hotdogs and shortbread cookies. He fixed two ham and cheese sandwiches for Relena and himself. She quietly read the paper and he pretended to. He stole cautious glance at the woman opposite him before an article caught his attention. It wasn?t until Relena stood to clear her plate that Heero remembered his ?mission?. He stood; astonished that she?d finished so quickly without him noticing. ?Relena, did you find anything at all in your sandwich??
Relena stared up at him with feigned innocence. ?Yeah.?
He swallowed the lump of nervousness in his throat. ?Well??
She smiled. ?I found two pieces of bread, a few slices of ham, and some cheese. Why was there some sort of Cracker Jack?s surprise in my lunch??
Heero paled visibly. ?Are you sure there was nothing else??
She pretended to try to recall exactly what it was that was making him so jumpy. It was only thirty seconds later that felt like an eternity to Heero that Relena brightened. ?Oh, now I remember. The cheese tasted a little stale,? Heero groaned and she continued, ?and I bit into this thing.?
Relena produced a white gold ring with a few small diamonds set around a slightly larger one, from her pocket. Heero relaxed slightly. ?Will you??
She grinned and draped her arms over his shoulders and whispered in his ear. ?Do you really need to ask??

The wedding took three months to plan. The church and the reception hall were booked. The wedding dress ordered. The tuxedos rented. The bridesmaids, the maid of honor, the groomsmen, and the best man were all chosen. And each person was fitted for his or her respective ensemble. The florist was called and cake was purchased. The invitations were sent and caterers were booked. The band was reserved and rehearsals were scheduled. Two weeks before the wedding, everything was in order. Relena?s dress had picked out by herself this time, it was an off the shoulder white down that stopped right at the floor. It didn?t billow out too much and there was no train. Her veil cascaded over her shoulder, its see through fold would cover her hair that would be curled and pinned loosely away from her face. Heero?s tux was a standard black and white penguin suit, but he also wore a red vest and bow tie. Each bridesmaid would wear a strapless baby blue dress that stopped mid-calf and the groomsmen would wear traditional black tuxedos and cumberbuns. Each bridesmaid would hold a single white rose. The maid of honor would hold a bouquet of white roses and the best man would have a white rose pinned to his lapel. Where as Relena would hold a bouquet of red roses and a matching rose would be pinned to Heero?s lapel. Red and white roses would decorate the reception hall and adorn the tables. A disposable camera would be placed on each table for guests to take pictures. Beth?s dress was white with embroidered pink flowers and barely covered the bloomers that hid her diaper. Milliardo would hold her in one arm and walk Relena down the aisle with the other. He?d hold onto her through out the ceremony. When the marriage license was signed, adoption papers would be signed as well. Heero would not only gain a wife but a daughter as well.

Heero had been concerned about Relena for a while, for the first couple months of planning Relena would become sick frequently. Almost every morning Heero awoke to the rather unpleasant sound of Relena paying homage to the porcelain god. But now that everything was drawing near, his soon to be wife stopped tossing her cookies quite so much. Nothing out of ordinary, just pre-wedding jitters. He had them too, though he didn?t throw-up. He had the habit of shaking his leg when he sat anywhere for any length of time. It was a rather unfortunate habit to have when driving, but he learned to control it then.



Jess here, with Liz, naturally. It should be wrapped up in the next chapter or so? *Evil laughter* I still have twist or two up my sleeve though!
~*~Jess~*~