“Liam!” I shrieked as I hid behind the dressing station. “You know its super terrible luck to see the bride before the ceremony!” I scolded. He just chuckled. “You're not having second thoughts are you love?” he asked sheepishly. “No! Liam, of course not. I love you and I know we're making the right decision..Wait a second..” I gasped. “You're not...having second...” “NO! Not at all Sammie! I could never think of even doubting anything in our relationship. Especially now. Damn. You look gorgeous in White!” He said laughing. “Bu-But! How did you...” I said peeking out from behind the dressing station. “There's a mirror next to the thing you're hiding behind. I can see you clear as day Sammie!” He chuckled one last time before leaving. “Don't let the door hit you on your way out Mr. Payne” I smiled to myself. As I turned around I was left breathless staring at my own reflection. “Holy. Shit” I breathed. My white satin strapless mermaid style dress had hugged my figure in all the right places. My hazel eyes were lined with white eyeliner making them instantly pop and my strawberry blonde hair was falling in loose waves cascading down my shoulders, I had placed a jeweled tiara with a sheer white veil with sparkles woven in on the crown of my head, and even I couldn't deny how amazingly gorgeous I looked. I smiled as Perrie and Eleanor, who were rushing into my dressing room stopped dead in their tracks. “Sammie..you look...” Eleanor stopped, looking at me mouth agape and eyes wide. “Wow! You look absolutely and positively stunning.” I smiled shyly. “Well I'd love to stay here and chat with you on how gorgeous you look Sammie, but Its time my dear!” Eleanor stated regaining her composure. I nodded and walked out of the room making my way down the hallway towards my dad. He sucked in a breath as he saw me. “Well...My little girl is all grown up huh? 20 and about to get married. I guess this is the time for me to give you away?” I saw a tear roll down his cheek and I wiped it away saying, “Dad, you're never giving me away. You're kinda stuck with me you know?” I said hugging him. He chuckled. “Well. There's the sarcastic child I know. Golly, you take after your mom you know!” I smiled. “I know dad. I know” He laughed but was cut off when he heard the sound of the Little Things instrumental being played on the piano. He gave me the look and I gladly linked our arms as my dad lead me down the isle. Everyone turned around and I could see awe plastered plainly on their faces. I blushed at the sudden compliments being whispered of "Goodness. She's lovely" and "Oh My. Liam did pick a beautiful girl didn't he?” When we reached the alter and Liam turned around, I swear his jaw hit the floor. I winked and whispered, “Didn't your mama teach you not to stare Payne?” He smirked. “Yeah but my mum never prepared me for a pretty girl like you.” I blushed furiously and he lifted my veil and we turned to face the preacher. The preacher said the basic sermon and Liam did his vows. When it was my turn, I was almost in tears. “Liam, I never used to think I'd ever find a love like ours. I was always known as Sammie, The independent woman the one who never needed a man. But now I've never needed anyone as much as I know I need you. Liam this is all I've ever wanted...This. Our relationship. Us!” I said smiling like an idiot. “Liam do take Sammie to be yours through the bad times, through the good, through sickness and through health, forever and always?” “I do.” “and Sammie do you take Liam to be yours through the bad times, through the good, through sickness and through health, forever and always?” “I do.” “Very well. You may now kiss the bride” When I kissed him fireworks went off. It was the best kiss I've ever shared.