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

“Okay, you’re right, but it’s a part of my charm.”


“Whatever. Anyway, Jason and I have been together for more than seven years now. We are definitely way past the whole lovey-dovey stuff.”


“The fire should be burning brighter and the passion should be higher than Mount Everest.”


“And I think that you have officially lost your mind.”


“Nate, I’m serious. Don’t you feel that the world is so much more beautiful now?”


“Don’t care. Anyway, your dad’s birthday is this Wednesday, right?”


“Right. Lucas and you will be attending, so don’t you dare skip on me.”


“I won’t. Your parents positively love me more than you.”


“Sad but true. I think they’ve always wanted a daughter to pamper.”


“How rude. Are you implying that I’m a stand-in, a substitute? I’ll have you know that I’m very lovable. Everyone loves me, okay?”


Chapter 11