Six Months from Now

“What are you talking about,” Katie lied, and she became squeamish?  “Justin?”  Katie asked, Justin walked over and stood in front of her “Are you ok?”  She asked as he looked down into her eyes.  It was hard for her to stand in the bedroom with Justin, he was so handsome.   Controlling her feelings was becoming more difficult by the second as he stood there, looking down into her eyes.

“No,” Justin said as he pulled Katie into his arms.  “I am now,” he said as he kissed her passionately.  His kiss was strong and passionate; she could taste him within her mouth, his hands pulling her so tight to him.  His body began to react to her closeness as she felt her own body rubbing up against his hardness.  God, he looked so good in that tux, she could barely breathe, and his embrace was warm and inviting.  She felt her hands rubbing up on his chest, pulling him closer to her.  Was it the alcohol from the night previous that was still linger within her senses.

“No,” Katie said pulling away from his embrace.  “The wedding kiss was our last kiss,” Katie said softly looking up into Justin’s eyes. “you’re married now and,” she paused, starting to take off the wedding rings that Justin placed on her hand, he stopped her by grabbing and holding her hand. “I’ll be getting married in about two and a half weeks myself,” Katie said as she smiled up into his blue eyes “I only wish I could have met you a few years ago,” she said walking back over to the large window, not looking back at Justin.   The deadly silence in the room spoke for itself.   Justin turned and unlocked the door, slowly leaving, God, how he wished the same, stopping, looking back at her one last time.  She was beautiful, standing there in that wedding dress.   He wanted to race over to her and beg her to stay, but he knew she wouldn’t, he turned, closing the door behind himself as he left her room.  Katie felt the tears burning at her eyes. “I love you,” she whispered to herself. “I’ll miss you very every day of my life,” Katie cried.  She left the rings on her finger that Justin so lovingly placed there, as did Justin leave on the ring she put on his finger.

“Thank you, Thomas,” Justin said with a smile, while they stood outside watching some of the people eating, while others danced to the music.  Thomas was drinking some beer, as he stood talking with Justin.

“For what?”  Thomas asked, taking a drink, and then looking at Justin in an odd way.

“For letting me borrow your fiancée,” Justin said as Thomas laughed.

              “It was totally up to her, you know,” Thomas said as they continued to talk.  “It was like a fairy tail wedding for her you know, there’s no way we could ever have such a lavishing wedding, I’m sure she’s very happy,” Thomas said smiling.

“I was wondering,” Justin said looking at Thomas “if you two would stick around, I’m sorry for holding you up on the fourth of July, but it’s late, I would be willing to put the two of you up here for the night?”  Justin asked "I mean it looks funny when the bride hurries away with another man,”  Justin said as they both laughed.  “There’s the cake cutting, the garter, you know?” Justin asked, hopeful.