With the drama finally behind them, the focus shifted back to what truly mattered-Jey and Natalia's wedding.

Natalia sat at the dining table, flipping through a wedding planner, her curls tied up in a messy bun as she scribbled notes. Jey leaned against the counter, watching her with a smirk.

"You really got this all mapped out, huh?" he teased.

Natalia glanced up, raising a brow. "Of course. We had to hit pause for a minute, but now we're back on track. And considering we're less than six months away, we've got work to do."

Jey groaned playfully. "Six months still sound far."

She shot him a look. "Not when you're planning a wedding this big."

Jey pushed off the counter and walked over to her, resting his hands on her shoulders. "Nati, you know we could just go to the courthouse tomorrow, right?"

She scoffed, flipping a page in the planner. "Yeah, not happening."

He laughed, pressing a kiss to her cheek. "Alright, alright. So what's next?"

"Well," Natalia started, tapping her pen against the paper, "we still need to finalize the venue, pick a cake, and confirm the guest list." She paused. "Oh, and we need to schedule dance lessons."

Jey blinked. "Dance lessons?"

Natalia grinned. "Yes. We are not just swaying back and forth like high schoolers at prom. We're putting on a show."

Jey shook his head with a chuckle. "You really tryna have me out there doin' footwork?"

"You'll be fine," she assured him, reaching for her phone. "Naomi and Galina have been scouting venues. They sent me a couple of options."

As she pulled up the pictures, Jey glanced at the notepad where she had been doodling different floral arrangements. He smiled to himself. This was real. This was happening.

A knock at the door interrupted the moment.

"I got it," Jey said, moving to open it.

Jimmy and Naomi stood outside, Naomi holding a thick binder. "Alright, lovebirds, time to get serious," she announced, walking in like she meant business.

Jimmy followed behind her, grinning. "Bro, she's been talking about this all morning."

Natalia beamed. "Perfect timing."

Jey shook his head, already knowing he was outnumbered. "Man, what did I get myself into?"

Naomi smirked, dropping the binder on the table. "The wedding of the year, that's what."

Jey sighed dramatically, but there was no denying the excitement in the air.

Wedding planning was officially back in full swing.