Do to the fact of me being afraid that I will thoroughly mess up the wedding the ceremony is just gonna be a quick signing of the Nikkah, and the rest will unfortunately have to be cut out. I'm so sorry!

—

In 11 hours, 37 minutes, and 16 seconds, Samirah would have to go to her wedding and get married.

And she was terrified.

How did people expect her to sleep? How was she supposed to sleep when she was getting married tomorrow?

She could not calm down. Her leg was bouncing, and she felt the need to play with her fingers. She needed Amir.

She picked up her phone—finally, something that would stop her hands—and called Amir.

"Hey Mira,"

"Amir, I need to talk to you."

As soon as she said the words, she got a call for FaceTime and she instantly answered it. Her fiancé's face filled her phone.

"What's wrong?" he asked.

She took a deep breath. "I can't sleep because so much is going to happen tomorrow...."

—

Samirah had only gotten a few hours of sleep because of was talking to Amir so for long, but the fact that she slept was more than enough relief to get her though the day. She was now in her blue dress (she finally got to wear it again!) with her matching hijab.

Alex, once again, was flopped on her bed. Honestly, she should just move in. It's not like Samirah would be staying here for long.

"You ready?" She asked her sister.

"Yes?" Samirah replied. "No? Possibly?"

Alex turned to her and said, "You're gonna be fine. You're Samirah al-Abbas."

Samirah laughed nervously. "That's not always a good thing."

—

Samirah was sitting next to Amir at the altar. Girls were crowded around her, and men were crowded around Amir. At least, that's what she assumed. They were separated.

She heard Amir chant "I do," (well, not in English) three times from the other side. Samirah  did the same things.

Next thing she knew, the Nikkah was in front of her. She didn't hesitate to sign it. Amir signed it, and the separation was lifted. They shared the worlds biggest smile with each other.

They were finally married.

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Rewrite it seven times over two months and still needed up with the crappiest writing...haha...

BUT WE'RE BACK FROM HIATUS YAYYY