Disaster

Adelina frowned somewhat at his response. "You don't know? Andrew, were you being serious or not? I won't mind if you were being serious, I just want to know...." she said. She wouldn't mind marrying him, seeing as how she loved him more than anything. She just wanted to know if he was serious about eloping or not.

October looked back at Dani, and joined her in her evil laughter. The thirteen-year-old continued cackling, and pushed open the doors to the cafeteria, quickly looking around. Must... find... SUGAR!!!! she thought to herself before cackling even more.

Adelina smiled when she heard him say that. "You love me that much?" she asked him quietly. She was silent for a while, but then her smile widened. "But alright, let's elope. When should we go do it?"

October continued cackling, and got even louder. She had found the ice cream, and grabbed vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, and coffee flavored. She then went to go get the toppings, struggling a little bit with carrying so much.

Adelina returned his grin. "Alright, that sounds good to me," she said. "I'll be right back, I have to go get my mother's wedding dress and everything. I won't have a chance to do it later! I'll be right back!" With that, she started running as fast as she possibly could toward her dorm room, hoping their siblings could keep Rachel busy long enough for her to get everything.

October's eye began twitching now. "Oh, yes!! FUN INDEED!!" she laughed, grabbing some whipped cream, sprinkles, and more toppings for the ice cream.

"Addie and Andrew are getting married!"

October froze, immediately becoming silent, her eye's now as wide as Dani's were, if not wider, and no longer twitching. Her sister... and Andrew.... married?! And she and Dani weren't invited?! Well, if they weren't invited, then the least the thirteen-year-old was going to do was help Adelina prepare. She gave Dani everything she had, and looked between her and her mother. "I... I um... I just realized I have to make sure I have a homework assignment done! Eh heh eh heh... I'll, uh... I'll be right back!!" she said, and ran out of the cafeteria.

The sisters met up at their dorm room, and flew inside. "Something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue, right?" Adelina asked, panicking somewhat, wondering if they could pull this off. She reached up into the top of the closet and took out her mothers wedding dress, putting it gently into a shopping bag. She could change when they got to the church. It was odd to be running around the school in a wedding dress, after all.

"Yeah!" October said, quickly searching through her belongings. She took out a pair of light blue shoes, and looked at Adelina, throwing them at her. "They're borrowed, blue, and new," the girl said. "That's all you need. Now hurry up! Go! Dani and I will keep the beast busy!"

Adelina ran and hugged her sister, glad that she hadn't gotten a lecture about this. She had everything she needed in the shopping bag, and as soon as the girls finished hugging, the seventeen-year-old ran out of the room, running toward the exit of the school. As soon as her sister was gone, October cleaned up the room a little bit, then ran back to the cafeteria.

"Back!" she said brightly to Dani and Rachel.

Adelina saw Andrew, and let out a sigh of relief, no longer running. She smiled widely, not really believing that she was about to be married. "Come on," she said. "We have to get there early, since I have to change. I mean, I couldn't exactly run through the halls in a wedding dress and all." She laughed lightly. This was so sudden, but it didn't matter to her; she would be happy with marrying him, seeing as how she loved him more than anything.

October was acting calm, but to be honest, she was really worried. Were the two ready for marriage? Her heart was beating fast because of her nervousness, but it was almost impossible to tell how she was really feeling. She took some of the ice cream, and started walking out of the cafeteria, her sister and Dani's brother on her mind.

Adelina sighed, but a smile remained on her face. "Yes, I'm sure," she said. "Can we just go?" The less time she had to change her mind, the less likely she would. She ran to his truck and opened the passengers seat, sitting down, and closing the door. She placed the shopping bag near her feet, waiting for Andrew now.