Save the last dance
averymariejames:
Nodding her head when he told her that they looked good together, Avery smiled at the couple longingly. It made her rather envious of her best friend. Not because she had some sort of crush on Matt but because she wished she had a boyfriend and someone to share the kind of love Matt and Pixie had.Ā āThey make me want a boyfriend now,ā Avery muttered shyly before looking up when she heard someone speak. Her stomach dropped as soon as he told her that that he was his turn to leave her. Nodding her head, Avery waved at him before finishing her drink and thanking the bartender before walking back to her seat and watching as Pixieās family started to argue with one another. As she looked around the venue, Avery found her eyes landing on where Chaz and Matt were talking. At the sight of him, she couldnāt help but blush. She was half temped to go up to Pixie and ask her more about Chaz but she knew if she did, Pixie would try something between them so she thought it was better not to say anything.
Chaz reached Matt and fixing his shirt, he smiled at the groom.Ā āWhat can I do for you, your highness?ā he joked, wondering why Matt had called him over.Ā āMy bride,ā he said, putting extra emphasis on the word on purpose. Chaz wasnāt sure if it was because Matt liked to say that now or because he wanted to emphasize that it was Pixie and not him.Ā Maybe both. āShe wanted me to tell you to ask out Avery.ā Chazās eyebrows furrowed as he made some sort of confused, caught off guard face.Ā āWell, thatās a little forward,ā he muttered. Matt raised his arms in innocence.Ā āIām just the messenger. But what I wanted to ask was, I left my wallet in the backroom. Can you go get it for me?ā Sighing, he waved his hand as if to dismiss the question, but nodded anyway as he made his way to grab his friendās wallet. It didnāt take him long to locate it and bring it back. Matt thanked him and Chaz promptly went back to his seat where he saw that Avery was there too. Grinning, he sat down.Ā āHey. Iām back,ā he told her as if she were waiting for him, which she probably wasnāt.











