The Wedding Crasher

Austin's POV

The woman I though I loved cheated on me. I was ready to give my whole life to her, and now, I lost her. If it wasn't for her, I honestly don't know how my life would've turned out.

I sat on the booth of the small restaurant, waiting for her to show up.

On the day of my wedding too. In all honesty, I didn't know why I was even waiting for her. I just lost my fiancée, and here I was going on a lunch date with another girl.

I heard the door open and I turned my head, seeing her walk in and look around. I watched as her blue eyes scanned the room, meeting mine and she walked over, a small smile playing on her plump, red lips. She sat across from me, smiling a bit and soon I was too distracted by her eyes.

For a dark blue, they were pretty clear in the sun. I have never seen eyes like that before in my life. "Hello, Austin?" My attention went back to her and she was waving her hand.

"What?" I asked. She giggled, shaking her head and looking down.

"I asked if you were enjoying looking at me."

"Oh," I spoke, chuckling a bit of embarrassment. "I'm sorry, I've just never seen eyes like yours, they're really beautiful." I answered. She stared at me, her eyes hid something, I could tell. She smiled, shaking her head a bit and I returned it.

"Would you two like something to drink?" A waiter walked over and asked.

"A Coke." I answered.

"Pink lemonade." Alexis answered. The waiter smiled at her and wrote it down. She looked at me and as she was about to say something, her phone rang.

Alexis POV

Beautiful eyes? This guy has got to be kidding me. It took all my self control not to roll my eyes at him and call him out as a liar.

After the waiter left, I heard my phone ring the familiar song and I reached in my pocket, taking it out and looked at the caller ID.

Unknown number.

"Hello?" I answered.

"Is this Alexis Greenwall?" I hear.

"Yep, can I help you?" I ask, leaning back into the booth and looking at Austin. He had a simple black shirt with some black skinny jeans and normal shoes. I would be lying if I said he wasn't attractive like this.

"I have a friend who's getting married on the 25th of this month. I know she's cheating on him but I don't want to break it to him. Can you perhaps...?" She trailed off.

"Of course." I grabbed a napkin and take out a pen from my pocket, writing down the date and place as the lady told me.

"What about the payment?" She asked.

"Tell me when and where you would like to meet me during the arrangement, we can settle it there." I hung up, pocketing the napkin as the waiter came back with our drinks.

"Work?" Austin asked. I nodded and took a sip of my lemonade. "Where do you work?" He asks.

Shit.

I look up at him and he's staring at me. "A small shop that delivers flowers." I answered making it all up. He nods and looked at his drink.

"So, you're Grace's friend?" He asks. I looked at him confused and he cleared his throat. "You said you were after leaving." I thought back and remembered the lie.

"Oh, yeah. I mean, it isn't really a big deal. I had met her and when she told me she was getting married I was happy for her, even if she was a bitch. Then I found her with the other guy and I knew I had to tell you." I answered.

"Well, thank you for that." He smiled.

"It's nothing." I shrugged.
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