You, Me And Our Genus Twins

One of the things they mentioned to Sebastian was shoe hunting.

According to his childhood friends, the bridesmaids' favorite place to hide the shoes was under the bride's wedding dress.

His eyes wandered around the room, but he couldn't find any special place to hide things. He instantly knew where the shoes were when he saw Madeline keep her head down slightly. And so, he took two steps straight forward before he lightly lifted the hem of her wedding dress.

A pair of shiny crystal shoes studded with diamonds made their appearance in front of everyone then.

"Woah!" Myla exclaimed. "You're amazing, Sebastian!"

The man only smiled and kneeled on one knee to put on the heels for Madeline before he carried his bride in both arms.

With the groomsmen leading the way, the rowdy group left the Wendel Residence.

Sebastian first carried Madeline into the car, and they sped to a parking apron.

For this special occasion, he had dispatched three private planes to pick up the bride.

When the car came to a stop, he carried her onto one of the planes, where they proceeded to head out of Wendel City and to Dusktown.

The plane eventually landed on the parking apron near a church, and Sebastian carried Madeline off the plane and into the car waiting there without letting her feet touch the ground once.

After arriving at the church and completing a series of complicated preparations, the wedding march sounded. Madeline laced her arm around Michael's and stepped onto the red carpet, walking slowly toward Sebastian who was waiting at the other end of the carpet.

Amidst the solemn music, the father and daughter walked in his direction. His gaze was fixed on her face the whole time as he watched her slowly approach him.

At this moment, he suddenly understood why a wedding was necessary to bring together a couple.

He felt the solemnity and responsibility dawn on him right at this instant.

Weddings were sacred.

The ceremony was like a dividing line that announced to the world how he would be a different person than before from now on.

He would be the head of their own family after he took Madeline as his wife. With that, he was responsible for both her and their sons' happiness from then on.

He was confident that he could take care of them.

The solemn music couldn't hide the excitement in the air, and as he waited, Madeline finally came to a stop beside him with her arm still around Michael's.

As Michael put Madeline's hand into Sebastian's, he felt the tip of his nose sour, while hot tears filled his eyes.

How he wished Madeline was still unmarried and without children during the time he found her.

That way, he could still wrap his protective and loving arms around her and let her be the Wendels' little princess who lived a carefree life.

It was a pity that things in life didn't always go the way people wanted.

He could only hope that Sebastian would treat her well and keep her happy.

He also wished that he and the Wendels would be his daughter's most solid backing. No matter the place and time, he and the Wendels would be his daughter's eternal safe haven.

Sebastian soon took Madeline's hand and walked to the priest.

The priest wearing a robe asked solemnly, "Sebastian Hart, do you take Madeline Taylor as your lawful wife, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and cherish until death do you part?"

A smile appeared on Sebastian's lips as he gazed at Madeline with a gentle look. His eyes looked like an autumn lake with soft, bright ripples when he swore, "I do."

"Madeline Taylor, do you take Sebastian Hart as your lawful husband, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and cherish until death do you part?"

Madeline looked back at the man standing opposite her. He had changed her fate, given her and the children a place called home, and cared for them in every possible way. Her heart started galloping away as she answered in a voice that trembled slightly, "I do!"

"The bride and groom may exchange the rings," the priest announced.

Sebastian got down on one knee and slipped Madeline's ring on her finger, and she helped him put on his ring as well.

Philip sat in the first row of the VIP seats with Quincy in his left arm and Joel in the other. He watched with a smile as his son and Madeline exchanged rings and kissed amidst the racket and blessings of the guests.

Wonderful! he thought.

He had waited for this day for too long!

Now that the couple had gotten married, no one would speak ill about his grandbabies' birth!

His precious grandchildren were born out of wedlock. If anyone dared to gossip, talk nonsense, or look down on them, he swore he would teach those pricks a lesson if he ever found out. Let's see who would dare talk sh*t about my precious grandchildren then!

After the wedding was over, he took Quincy and Joel away contentedly.

The groom, bride, and guests proceeded to leave the church and rush to the hotel.

Sebastian had many buddies and childhood friends. Although there were many guests, he didn't drink too much because he had his buddies and friends to help him drink instead.

That way, he could still wrap his protective and loving arms around her and let her be the Wendels' little princess who lived a carefree life.

Madeline, on the other hand, drank fruit wine that was similar to fruit juice. After the lunch and dinner parties, she was fine other than having a slight flush to her cheeks.