Apples & Gin: Wedding Cake: Apples & Gin, #5

By MissLucyJane

Previously published as Apples & Gin: Wedding Cake by Jenna Jones

 

Noah Kingston and Sawyer Shaw agreed to get married on Valentine's Day in Boston, and the day has finally arrived. Noah wants to give Sawyer the wedding of his dreams, but it can't be perfect without Sawyer's family attending, too. When Noah learns Sawyer's family doesn't intend to even see him again if he goes through with the wedding, Noah thinks they should call off the wedding entirely.

 

Can Noah and Sawyer overcome this last obstacle to their happiness?

• Language: English
• Publisher: MissLucyJane.com
• Release date: May 6, 2023
• ISBN: 9781393054153

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Apples & Gin: Wedding Cake

Apples & Gin #5

MissLucyJane

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Apples & Gin: Wedding Cake (Apples & Gin #5)

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Contents

1. Wedding Cake

About the Author

Also By MissLucyJane

Wedding Cake

There was a small crowd of people gathered in the Logan Airport main waiting area, holding balloons and cardboard signs that read things

like WELCOME HOME, NOAH and LATE AGAIN, AS USUAL in bright colors. They started cheering and whistling as Noah Kingston approached, and he held out his arms and bowed, grinning.

My baby, said Sawyer Shaw when he came to Noah, a sign reading WELCOME HOME, SWEETHEART in his hand. Fashionably late, as ever.

You know how I like a grand entrance. Noah caught Sawyer in his arms and kissed him, dipping Sawyer as low as he dared. Their friends hooted and clapped, and Sawyer smiled against his lips.

Hi, husband-to-be, Sawyer murmured when Noah brought him upright again.

Hello, husband-to-be. Noah beamed and held Sawyer’s face to kiss him again.

They had come to Boston shortly after Christmas to apply for their marriage license, and they spent the waiting period playing tourists around the city. Even with the license in hand, even though they’d met the justice of the peace who would conduct the ceremony to discuss their vows, even though they’d viewed the space they’d booked for the ceremony and reception, their wedding had still seemed remote and far away, like summer vacation on the first day of school.

Now, it was down to three days. They would spend the weekend with their friends and family, and their wedding would take place Monday evening in the Boston Public Library.

Noah kissed his parents hello, hugged his photography studio partners, shook hands with