Blue Sun Room FICTION - ROMANCE

Past, Present, & Future: Part 10

Thursday, March 24, 2005

Kaylee and Simon's wedding reception proves to be interesting. There's cake, dancing, and flowers. No one can pass this up.

CATEGORY: FICTION    TIMES READ: 4745    RATING: 8.0 (PG13)    SERIES: FIREFLY

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Disclaimer: Firefly is Joss's creation, not mine. I just like to play with it.

Authors Notes: Once again I have to thank Reginaroadie for allowing me to use his character Shooter, as well as for helping me out with the character's dialouge. Thanks!

Past, Present, & Future

By KaySky

Part Ten

The Frye’s threw parties for every occasion. However, in the case of a wedding reception, it wasn’t just a party. It was a gorram festival. Good food, good booze, and good music were just a few elements to Danielle’s well planned out event.

Most of the guests had begun getting settled and enjoying their dinner. The tables had been placed underneath three large tents. Each tent had strings of white lights wrapped around the supports. Elegant and practical, the lights would shine after the sun had set, and glisten like tiny little stars in the night’s sky.

Soon bellies began to fill and food became scarce. Cole Frye gently tapped his spoon against his champagne glass. The guests turned their attention to him. “It’s that time where the father is supposed to give some profound speech. Well, I am the father, but I ain’t guaranteeing anything about being profound.” He paused while the guests chuckled. “Thirty years ago Katie and I started our lives together as one. Six children, ten grandchildren—almost eleven, and many years of gained wisdom later, I stood here today and watched my baby girl take the same vows I did. There’s not a doubt in my mind that thirty years into the future, Kaylee and Simon, will be standing before family and friends, giving a similar speech to their own child.” He paused slightly. “I’m sure Simon will come up with something more profound,” he joked and raised his glass in the air. “To Kaylee and Simon, may you have a lifetime of happiness.”

* * * *

The announcement of the bouquet toss triggered a stampede. Herds of single women pushed and shoved their ways into position.

Inara was not the type to partake in such an event, but she was given little choice. F

Comments
Thursday, 24 March 2005 04:21
Excellent! My favourite bit was Inara being knocked out when she caught the boquet. Very shiny, Ali D :~)
You can't take the sky from me
Thursday, 24 March 2005 04:34
I think... I think I'm greedy, 'cuz I want more Kaysky stories!

Great ride! Heh, and Simon's got no clue what he's in for....
ANONYMOUS
Thursday, 24 March 2005 07:22
its over. *cries* and Inara and Mal finally got together as well. Then it ended.
Loved it thou. Plz write more :)
Thursday, 24 March 2005 14:32
You know my thoughts on this, but I'll just say it out loud. You did good.
Thursday, 24 March 2005 20:57
Wonderful work! I'm really hoping that there's more to come from the pen of KaySky...

- Soul
Friday, 25 March 2005 03:00
aaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwww. how sweet. after that, your gonna have to write more to do with mal and inara. and don't be ridiculous, nobody is gonna hate your stories, they're way too good.
another story on the way?? i really hope so. cuz otherwise......

no power in the verse
xoxox-fredikayllow-xoxox
MAI
Thursday, 31 March 2005 07:14
This is adorable. Just the right mix of drama and romance. Can't wait to see what's next.
ANONYMOUS
Saturday, 16 July 2005 15:52
i cheated. haven't watched it yet. but googled that couple to see if they got it together.

score!

-squeek
ANONYMOUS
Saturday, 23 July 2005 21:32
No, sorry didn’t like it. I love most of your work but this one really missed the mark.

Part of the soul of Firefly is the dirtiness and hardness of life out in the black. A big wedding would be more like the celebration that went on in the beginning of Our Mrs. Reynolds. The Frye family is poor remember when the caption first meet Kaylee in Out of Gas MAL “You work for your daddy, do you? KAYLEE “ When he's got work. Which lately ain't been too often.”

I just think matching bridesmaids and little flower girls in white dresses is a bit much. And a videographer?
Furthermore, in any culture shoving the cake into your new spouses face is DISGUESTING! And licking it off in front of friends and family- I can’t even think! Do I sound like a snob? Probably, I just do not see the point do get all dresses up and then shove cake on each other.
I did love Inara catching the bouquet that was funny.
But do keep writing. As I said I love most of your writing.
BELLONA
Saturday, 17 September 2005 17:57
sniff *wipes tear away discreetly* lovely, just...lovely

b
Sunday, 29 January 2006 01:59
Papa Frye's speach was just perfect. And catching the bouquet was very funny.

I seem to remember a story (not sure if you wrote it)where the Tam family sees a copy of Simon and Kaylee's wedding video. Maybe it was a story by your friend Reginaroadie. I'll have to go check. Anyway, nicely done.
Friday, 21 October 2011 02:26
To Kaylee and Simon, playful translated into war.
Love that!!!XD

Even with frosting on his nose, no, especially with frosting on his nose, he looked adorable.
Awwww!!!

Oh my gosh, this whole story was just too beautiful!!! Shiny!!! :'D

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