Matt kissed her cheek and passed her off to Jackson after shaking his hand. The ceremony went by in a blur as Mia got exactly as she had hoped for—marrying the man of her dreams—her best friend, her confidant, her soulmate.
After the ceremony, everyone immediately transitioned into party mode. A gorgeous white cake was carried out from the kitchen under Miles’s watchful gaze. Mia found out that Miles had spent the better part of a few days decorating it and making it absolutely perfect. She already considered the Blakes her family, and now it was official.
Jackson approached her carrying two champagne glasses and handed one to her. “How’s my gorgeous bride?”
“Absolutely perfect.”
Then they carried out another version of the wedding cake, but in the chocolate cake that she was obsessed with.
Mia’s eyes widened, and Jackson laughed. “I wasn’t sure if you’d want a traditional white cake since it’s our wedding. But you love that chocolate cake so much that I was conflicted, so Miles made both.”
“This is the best wedding ever.”
Jackson chuckled.
She stood back and watched everyone mingling with a permanent smile stretched across her face. He wrapped an arm around her waist and watched their friends and family with her.
“You know what’s even more perfect?”
She looked up at him. “Hmm?”
“We tied the knot two days before your birthday.”
She furrowed her eyebrows. “Okay?”
“Now you know I married you because you’re the love of my life and not because of a silly pact. We got married before you turned thirty.”
She giggled. “My hero.”
“That’s me. The best damn husband there is.”
“I concur,” she said as she pulled him down for a kiss.
