Elijah sighed, the stallion prancing around. He slipped his halter on and led him to a seperate pasture. Whisper still was trying to mount Secret, but the fence prevented him.

Dakota walked into the barn to feed the horses dinner. "Good lord." She said, giggling while she poured Secret's grain. She moved a water bucket and a full haynet along with a bucket with Whisper's grain to the stall Whisper had been moved to, hoping he would calm down a bit. Dakota then went and locked both the outer doors and the stall doors before going to see Elijah again.

Elijah shakes his head, "I don't think he got to her, but you might wanna get her checked just in case" he says shaking his head again.

(Do you want to timeskip to when the baby's born-before or after wedding-?)

" 'Kay." She said, taking his hand with a giggle.

(Let's skip to wedding hehe, baby born a few months after perhaps?)

Elijah wraps a arm around her wawist and guides her back towards the house

(K. )

Dakota was sweating since the night before, her stomach now half the size of what it would be by the time she would give birth. She paced, knowing she would see Elijah soon, but it wouldn't be soon enough. "Chill out, Dakota. You'll end up sweating off your makeup." Katie said, double checking the dress before helping Dakota put it on. Dakota easily put the dress on, moving to the shoes. "I'm gonna die in these." She noted, looking at the slight heel and back to her belly. Her brother, Luke, walked in after Katie unlocked the bedroom door. "Ready?" He asked, offering his arm.

Elijah straightened his tie, running a comb through his hair for what was like the tenth time that day. His grandfather smiled. "I'm so happy for you grandson. I get to see you married" Elijah smiles, hugging his grandfather tightly. His parents didn't come, as expected. Elijah wasn't that close with them anyways. He leaned down to stroke Kingston's head. The dog was the ring bearer, and Elijah had practiced with him many times before. Elijah trusted Kingston to do it right. "You're going to be on your best behavior right bud?" he asks, clipping the bowtie onto his collar. The box with the rings was kept securely under the bowtie. Kingston wagged his tail and let out a bark.

"Yeah." Dakota said as she placed her hand on his arm, Katies making sure Luke didn't step on the dress.

Elijah stood at the altar, his grandfather and his few friends standing next to him as his best men. He waited for his fiancee, soon to be wife, to arrive. Kingston was also in place with a relative holding his collar and waiting

Once Kingston was released Dakota followed behind a few steps, holding onto Luke's arm. "I swear, if you let me trip." She muttered to her brother who was already beaming, ready to give Dakota away. "I won't." He said in response. The traditional wedding march started, and Luke led Dakota out to view from around the corner and to where Elijah was standing, waiting at the altar. She beamed at Elijah, slightly embarassed for her to look like this in a dress. She looked up at Luke as he gave Elijah her hand, smiling at him before looking back into Elijah's eyes.