I Would Die For You

Andy and I rolled our suitcases out of the luggage claim and outside. It was Christmas Eve and we were home for the holidays and our wedding. I was beyond nervous and I know Andy was too. All of our friends were flying in on the 26th. We were having our bachelor and bachelorette parties on that night since it was Andy's birthday.

"My parents are waiting outside." Andy said. Chris and Amy were picking us up and we were staying at their house since us have to get ready for the wedding at my own. Plus, it hurt to walk in my old house. Without Dani there it felt..incomplete.

"Okay." I said kissing his cheek. We walked outside and immediately saw Amy and Chris's new blue SUV. We hopped inside, pulling our bags with us.

"Hey guys!" Amy and Chris exclaimed, she leaned back to hug us.

"Hey." Andy smiled.

"How are y'all?" I asked.

"We're great!" Chris said. He smiled as he pulled out of the airport and I couldn't help but notice how much he looked like Andy when he did. "I'm sure you two are buzzing!"

Andy grabbed my hand, "We're both a little nervous I think."

"Everything all planned, Jay?" Amy asked.

"Yep. My mom and I finalized everything this morning." I grinned.

"Wonderful! We have the reception all ready as well. The rehearsal dinner is down town at Casagrande. Hope that's all good." Amy smiled.

"Perfect! I'm excited!" I said.

"Us too! I know Andy is, that's all he's been talking about whenever I call him it's crazy-" Andy cut her off.

"Alright mom, she gets it." He chuckled.

"It's crazy to me that you two are getting married. I mean really, it feels like you just met yesterday." Any shook her head.

"I know." I chuckled, laying my head on Andy's shoulder.

"I'm happy you're going to be part of the family Jasey." Chris smiled.

"Thank you." I nodded.

"Jaselyn Ross Biersack." Andy whistled, "Sounds good, right guys?"

"It sounds wonderful!" Amy smirked.

"Where are you guys going for your honeymoon again?" Chris asked.

"Universal Studios in Orlando." Andy replied.

"Awh we went there on our twentieth anniversary, remeber that Andy?" Amy giggled.

"Yeah, you left me by myself for a week. I think now is a good time to tell you I threw a party." Andy said, biting back laughter. Amy turned around and smacked his arm.

"You were only fifteen!" She exclaimed. Andy shrugged.

"What can I say." He grinned.

"You can say sorry mom and thanks for not kicking my ass." She stuck her tongue out. I laughed as Andy did the same. I was so ecstatic to have these people as my family forever.

Notes

The wedding antics begin!