Humorous Wedding: A Fictional Narrative

Her wispy chestnut hair whipped across her face as she continued running down the vast corridor. Lorelei thought this day would never end, and she would be happy if this were the case. She wanted to keep running and running, but she ran into Adalia. If only I could have one day in this house alone, Lorelei thought, as she stood up angrily. “What is the meaning of this?” Lorelei asked impatiently. “Your parents wish to see you in the parlor, miss,” Adalia said timidly. Lorelei scowled. She knew that if both her parents wanted her, this was going to be serious. Lorelei hated the serious conversations she had with her parents. Unfortunately, being an only child, she had several of these “serious” conversations, and none of them ended well. …show more content…
“We began talking to her parents, and we now have your wedding arrangements settled. You two ae to be wed 6 months from now, on the child’s birthday: October 30, except the year will be 1513. She will be 13, and you will be 15.” Caspar grinned in delight, and after thanking his parents, went off to find his bride, realizing on his way that he didn’t know his name. When he saw her, he was a little e dazed when he realized that this vision of lovelinedd was his future, and he was hers. When she saw him, howvere, she smiled a little, then took off running in the other direction. I don’t know what to do, Lorelei thought frantically. I don’t want to hurt they boy’s feelings, but I’m not getting married to someone I barely know. Plus, I still need to ask the Pope what he kows about Martin Luther. Lorelei was soon delighted t o find that she was away from the handsome man, and right in fron t of the pop. She tapped him lightly in the shoulder, and was pleased to see him light up when he saw her. “My dear,” The Poep bgan. “What a lovely display of dancing! I caleary heard the angles of God praising the heavens for your wonderful masterpiece! However, I’m sure that you didn’t just come to hear od’s