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

“Yes, it is. We had another argument last night.”


“So? Just kiss and make up already.”


“I…I might have said some things that really hurt his feelings.”


“All couples argue, Nate. What did you say? It can’t be that bad.”


“I called him an insecure, possessive jerk,” he whispered painfully. “Among other things.”


“Ouch. Okay, that must really hit home. Deeply, too.”


“I…Yeah, I shouldn’t have, but he said something first.”


“He called me a dramatic, whiny, and flirty son of a bitch. Among other things, of course.”


“Of course, and I know that you were just trying to hurt him as much as he hurt you, but that didn’t solve anything.”


“I know that now, but last night…”


“In a moment of anger, I know. Lucas and I have gone through such arguments as well.”


Chapter 20