Nathan Wong wants to marry his boyfriend of more than seven years but has no idea how to propose. Neither of them is particularly fond of huge gestures, so he decides to go the traditional route.<br><br>Jason Yang has also been considering proposing to Nathan, and eventually he manages to pull it off. It’s one of the more memorable events in their relationship. The two then begin to plan the wedding with the help of their mothers.<br><br>The only problem is neither man realizes the extent of planning for a wedding and how stressful it can be. As the wedding date approaches, frustrations take their toll and put a strain on their relationship. Will they ever get their dream wedding and happy ever after?

Marry Me

“Jase, what’s this?” he inquired curiously while his heart was thumping madly in his chest


Then he gasped when Jason went down on one knee, staring up at him and holding his hands.


“Nathan, we met more than six years ago at a birthday party. You were the sarcastic bastard in those skin-tight leather pants and fitted black T-shirt. I was the smitten moron who could barely believe my luck that you were willing to talk to me. We’ve gone through so much together. You’ve never given up on me even when I was down in the dumps and I was struggling through a rough period at work. You never stopped encouraging me. You made me smile even when I had no reason to. You have made me a stronger and better man than who I used to be. Nathan Wong, may you please grant me the greatest honor by marrying me and making me the luckiest man alive?”


Chapter 9