It's amazing how highschool sweethearts can actually last. Despite the fact that my relationship started the last month of school.

Think about it, we are out of highschool. No more drama. And, as you go to college, you come to the realization that no one gives a damn about your relationship.

Everyone is to damn focused on graduating their course especially when it's coming out of your pocket.

It's been five years, five exotic years-- four coming from the university. That hell of a place that gives you stress. The fifth year: you are out and you have no clue what to do next.

If it weren't for my fiance, I wouldn't have great suggestions on where to start in this adulthood. It was all thanks to a certain honey blonde that was able to win my heart just by a short amount of time.

Because of her, I was able to propose in the quarter of our fourth year of us being together. I was able to make it official at Ketchum's. Calem and my mom had helped by making the place fancy and preparing delicious food.

I recall the emotional wreck I was. The whole day was just a fight between my emotions. A battle that happiness soon won.

It was like the event had occurred yesterday. We were profounding our love and, she looked her best that night. Her hair had grown to her shoulders; wearing a strapless red dress. When she had told me she would love to spend our lives together:

I got on one knee.

The young honey blonde was shocked at the sight of me. I had a red a box on the palm of my hand revealing a beautiful ring that had carved numbers of our anniversary.

I remembered Calem telling me it was a bad idea if she says no but, I told him that I would just have to keep trying til she says yes.

Now, we been engage for about five months, and later this month we are officially getting married.

"Ash! Where's the binder?" A beautiful twenty-three year old women questioned as she entered the living room.

I sat up from my position, "Didn't you leave it on the dining table?" I recalled seeing the blue cyan binder that was left at the table late last night.

She shook her head. That was my cue to stand up and help her look for it. "What if Pikachu or Fen got it?" She panicked while I headed her direction. I pulled her closer reassuring her they haven't touched it.

Serena has been an emotion wreck. It all started when it she come to the realization that we had less than a month to get ready. She wanted everything perfect.

She had picked out a date once we have settle on a certain venue she had her eye on since she was a young girl.

"Maybe you left it in the room," I suggested grabbing her right arm and pulling her into the bedroom. She soon let go and rummaged through a few stuff. "Its right here," I stated pulling it right under the bed.

Serena let out a relief. She plopped herself on the bed. I looked at how she was flipping a few pages. "I sent out the invitations yesterday," she informed me as I took a seat next to her. "Did you book the rooms for your side of the family?" She asked while I looked to the left.

I had family and friends who were coming from Kanto, Japan. We had sent out an earlier invitation to them so they were able to book flights in Lumiose City, France.

They are expected to come three days before the wedding. Since, it will give them time to settle in this country and hotel.

"Well, yeah." I lied biting my lower lip while she looked at me cautiously. She leaned closer to me having our face five inches apart.

"Then, why did I get a call from one of your friends?" She questioned pulling away. I gave her one of my toothy grin, but it clearly didn't help since she shoved a phone at my direction.

I groaned looking at the phone and soon later a notebook having the names of the guest. I mumbled a few things under my breath as I dialed the number of the hotel. "Hello, this is Shawna's Suites, how may I help you?" A female voiced questioned.

"I would like to book a couple rooms, my fiance has already done her part of her family." I started going into deeper detail.

The women nodded, "Could you possibly come down at the place. A few paperworks will have to be filled out." The women assured while I told her I will be there in a couple mintues.

"Serena," I whined pulling her closer to me. She cocked up an eyebrow waiting for what I had to say. "Can you come with me?" I questioned.

"Fine," She stated getting up from my grip. I looked at the clock, and it was only noon.

A/N
Hello! I was able to finish editing the first book, so now I decided to publish this book on the first day of 2018.

I also made the cover similar to the first one, because it will show that they are together since I have a whole different pokemon-related book published.

Anywho, this chapter may seem boring but, I had to do research on what exactly must be done in a wedding to give it a releastic touch to it.

Stay tune!

-Rc