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Destination Dream Weddings, Driving Disasters, & Dented Derrieres: A Fic Collaboration Between @kmomof4 @snowbellewells @whimsicallyenchantedrose and @jrob64

Hello everyone! We are back with Ch2!!! In today's installment, our couples explore St. Simons Island. Thank you so much for your enthusiasm and for coming along on this journey with us! We'd love to know what you think!

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A wonderfully mild breeze for July and a sky streaked with peaches and pinks and fluffy white clouds greeted them their first full day on the island. The early risers made their coffee and enjoyed a few quiet moments before the rest of their party were up and moving. Mary Margaret and David cuddled together in the large swing on the front porch, perfectly happy sipping their coffee and watching the sunrise. Mary Margaret rested her head on her fiance’s solid chest, and David, with his arms wrapped around her, felt like he held the most precious treasure in the world. 

Next door, Belle also liked to be up before it was necessary to dress and start rushing around, enjoying at least one mug of coffee while she read in her pajamas tucked into a corner of the couch in the main living area. Today however, she had only been in her place for a few minutes before Will wandered into the room, looking at her hopefully and asking if she would mind him joining her.

She beamed at him, holding out her hand and beckoning him closer. His larger fingers enfolded hers easily as he drew near, and she tugged him down to the couch beside her, pulling back the corner of her fleece throw to cover his legs as well. He kissed the side of her head tenderly, giving her a hug that she snuggled into happily, and for a moment they sat in contented bliss. 

“Would you like me to read to you?” she asked.

Will grinned crookedly and nodded his eager assent. “That’d be lovely if you want. I’m happy just sittin’ here near you, but if you want to share, I’d love to hear it.” 

Once again, Belle couldn’t help thinking Will must have been meant for her after the heartache she’d suffered before. Truly, they might not look as though they made much sense on paper, or if one were to merely look at their personalities separately, but that had no bearing on how happy they actually made each other - and how wonderfully appreciated and adored Will made her feel. She had always wanted to share the written words she loved and the fascinating things she learned and cared about with someone who would enjoy them as much as she did. She thought that dating an intellectual, someone reserved and in the same field as she was would be a perfect match, but Robert had undermined her, belittled the things that caught her interest, and he’d never had time for or valued the things she attempted to share with him. Will was nothing like that; he was eager to learn, and live life to the fullest, taking everything in - just as she was. And Belle could only tingle with joy and gratitude at picturing so many more mornings like this before them in the future.

They were able to get a more leisurely start this morning, having a trolley tour of the historical sites and points of interest around St. Simons Island scheduled at 11:00. And while she savored Will’s hands gently brushing up and down her arms and the way he leaned forward to rest his chin on her shoulder as she read several more pages aloud from the novel she had chosen, when the other couple in their cottage entered the kitchen and began to get breakfast together, Belle knew she needed to extricate herself, dress and get her things together.

Luckily it only took an hour to fix Emma’s tire at a nearby service station, and soon all thirteen members of their large group were gathered on the driveway between their two rentals, dressed comfortably and with good walking shoes, ready to drive to the welcome center and pier where the trolley tour began. Everyone was anxious to get going, chatting about how nice the cottages were, and the things they hoped to see in the next few days.

It was a short drive and they reached the picturesque area where they would board the trolley some several minutes early. The various couples split to stroll along the pier, exclaiming over the view, the sea birds and how close they would come, and sharing some quick private moments together, while still keeping the space where the trolley would arrive in sight. 

Right on time, the trolley pulled into its spot. David gave his name for their reservation and they all boarded. Their party was large enough that it filled the last few seats remaining, interspersed between the groups of twos, threes, and fours who had already been seated. Luckily, most of them hardly minded being pressed in close to the side of their lover. 

Having introduced herself as Georgia, the silver-haired older woman leading their tour began to give them instructions in her charmingly sweet Southern drawl and then launched into her identifications and descriptions of the various places they were passing, as they started down the road which wound by the beach and through both streets full of shops and restaurants and scenic lanes, bounded by live oaks draped with Spanish moss. None of them could resist snapping pictures that hardly captured the wondrous sights, but Mary Margaret and Belle proved to be obsessed with catching every possible moment, until David and Will could only shake their heads and shrug, watching their ladies affectionately, though with a healthy dose of humor as well.

The highlight of the tour was when they stopped at the small Christ Church Fredericka, pausing and disembarking to take in the lovely white building, its stunning stained glass windows, and its aged graveyard stones in more depth on foot. They were seated in the pews within the sanctuary as their guide continued to tell them more of the church’s history and the life of its founder and builder, Anson Dodge. 

Mr. Dodge was quite the fitting historical subject. Not only Belle, who always enjoyed a good story, but the entire tour group listened in rapt attention as Georgia explained how he’d built the lovely church for his sweetheart - only to enjoy a mere three years together before her untimely passing. Though Dodge had carried on in his life and work, accomplishing much that was worthy of praise, and had eventually even married again and founded a home for orphans with his second wife, he had never forgotten or stopped grieving his first love - his True Love, one might say.

Both Belle’s and Mary Margaret’s eyes looked more than a bit glassy by the time the story had been recounted fully, and neither would be rushed or deterred from circling to where the Dodges were buried around the side of the chapel - a simply beautiful resting place infused with a tranquil and reverent hush amidst the live oaks and their dripping trails of Spanish moss.

The entire group from the trolley was in the graveyard when the guide began to speak again about the trilogy of novels written about the area with Mr. Dodge as one of the character inspirations, but at this point Belle’s enthusiasm simply overflowed, and she hurried toward the older woman, breaking in with breathless excitement, “Oh yes! I know that series! Beloved Invader really focuses on him and the mark he made within the St. Simons community, despite what he was going through personally. I remember when I first read that story, how captured I was by his strength and all that he overcame, and now to think we’re standing here where he likely once stood as well…”

Suddenly, she bit off her own flow of words and looked around meekly, as if just realizing that she had rather hijacked the woman’s entire address. “Oh,” she glanced at their guide sheepishly, her voice much calmer and more subdued, “I apologize for getting carried away. It wasn’t my intention to interrupt.”

But judging by the good humored smile on Georgia’s face, she was not at all offended or upset as she waved off the brunette’s apologies. “Never you mind, Sweetie,” she reassured, even as Belle stepped back to Will’s side and linked her arm with his, subtly leaning against him and almost burying her flushed face into his shoulder for a moment. “It isn’t very often we get a visitor so keen and well-informed on our local history. Anson Dodge was indeed quite a heroic figure - well worth remembering.”

Belle nodded her thanks for the generous understanding, but vowed to bite her tongue all the same, not wanting to miss out on something she might yet learn. And if Will got a few more additions whispered into his ears from there on out, she knew he certainly didn’t mind.

Soon they were back on the trolley again, returning to the starting point where they would disembark. As they passed one tall, stately oak however, Georgia pointed out the enigmatically beautiful figure carved into its side.  “And this is Cora, one of our local tree spirits,” their silver-headed guide introduced cheerily. “You can find a map in the visitor’s center leading you to Cora and her compatriots about St. Simons, should you wish to meet them all,” she added with a wink. 

It was really just a fun little carving in the tree trunk, and many chuckled or snapped pictures as the trolley rolled by, but Regina felt an odd shudder run through her frame. Besides the fact the carving shared a name with Regina’s mother, the very last person she wanted to be thinking about, perhaps it was just that she’d never been much for tramping around in nature and smelling like forest. Still, there was something about the wooden visage which just didn’t sit quite right with her.

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After disembarking from the trolley, the couples meandered around the surrounding area, taking more pictures and exploring what the seafront had to offer.

Elsa and Liam were drawn to the playground, with equipment designed to look like a pirate ship. As they watched parents pushing their children on the swings and catching them at the end of the slides, Liam draped his arm over his wife’s shoulder, and she wrapped hers around his waist. 

“That will be us in a couple of years, Sweetheart,” Elsa said quietly, aware that no one from their group was close enough to hear. 

“Aye, it will, and I can hardly wait,” Liam replied, pressing his lips to the crown of her blonde, sun-warmed head. 

Belle and Will walked a few blocks to the visitor’s center so she could pick up more brochures and informational books. The tour had sparked her interest in the history of the island, and she was determined to find out more. Will, as usual, was her captive audience, hanging on every word of her monologue as they walked. 

After exiting the building, Will pointed across the street. “Hey, look! There’s that fancy tree they talked about while we were on that trolley thing. Do you want me to take a picture of you in front of it?” he asked Belle. 

“That would be wonderful!” she exclaimed. “You’re always so thoughtful.” 

Digging her phone out of her small bag, she handed it to him, then they walked across the street to the large, old oak, whose low-hanging branches rested on the ground. Will helped Belle find a good spot to stand, then held up the phone, backing up to get a better shot. Just as he was about to tap the circle to take the picture, he tripped over an exposed root and landed with a loud ‘OOF’ on his ass. 

“Oh, Will!” Belle cried, rushing over to him. “Are you alright?”

“Just dandy,” he grumbled, getting to his feet slowly and rubbing his derriere. “Last year, it was me head that took a beating. This year, it’s me arse.” 

“I’m so sorry,” she said, trying to hide her giggle behind her hand. “I could give you a massage later, if you think it would help.” 

Despite his pain, he gave her a goofy grin. “I certainly won’t turn down that offer.” 

She glanced around to see if anyone was looking, then gently patted his bruised bottom and leaned up to give him a kiss.

Unbeknownst to them, the lighthouse had drawn Graham and Ruby’s attention during the tour, and they had taken the opportunity to visit it, climbing to the top to survey the island from a different perspective.

They witnessed Will’s tumble and laughed so hard, they were wiping away tears. When they saw Belle’s response, Ruby said, “Aww, isn’t that sweet?”

“Not as sweet as this ass,” Graham whispered into her ear, squeezing that part of her anatomy.

After sharing a just-this-side-of-inappropriate kiss with him, she pointed out various things to look at while he stood behind her, arms wrapped around her and chin on her shoulder, happy to hold his girlfriend in his arms again, after being away from her for so long.

Meanwhile, back at the boardwalk, Roland led Regina and Robin to the wooden pier, where he watched, fascinated, as fishermen cast their lines and waited patiently for fish to take their bait. Even the most crusty, seasoned angler was charmed by the little boy with dark, curly hair and deep dimples as he ran from one to another, asking them questions about what they were doing.

Mary Margaret found a set of stairs leading to the beach below. She and David descended them and were soon joined by Emma and Killian. The two couples strolled slowly along the packed sand, their arms intertwined. 

“Oh, look!” Mary Margaret exclaimed, stopping and bending down. “A little shell!” She picked it up and held it in front of her fiancé for him to see. 

David examined it as if it were a priceless treasure and declared it to be pretty, but not as pretty as his soon-to-be-wife. Her cheeks pinkened and she gave him a kiss before continuing to scan the beach for more shells. She was thrilled when she was able to add a small, intact sand dollar to the collection David held in the palm of his hand.

Emma and Killian trailed behind the engaged couple, before stopping to watch the small waves, quietly absorbing their relaxing sound. 

“I miss living by the sea,” Killian admitted, his eyes trained on the boats dotting the surface. 

“I know it’s a lake and not the sea, but you could always move to Chicago and work with your brother,” Emma said. “I, for one, would be happy if you did.” 

“I’m not sure my brother would share your enthusiasm, Love. I think he likes having his own identity away from his younger brother.” 

She wrapped her arms around him, laying her head on his shoulder. “Well, at least think about it. This long distance thing sucks.” 

Before he could reply, they heard Liam’s sharp, distinct whistle coming from the top of the stairs. “Time to load up so we can get to the restaurant,” he informed them. 

It took fifteen minutes to round everyone up and get them into the three vehicles so they could travel to Tortuga Jack’s Mexican Cantina. When they arrived, they were excited to learn there was outdoor seating and were soon seated at one long table. Once again, the couples didn’t mind the close proximity, giving them a reason to cozy up to their significant others. 

While they waited for their meals, they munched on warm tortilla chips and kept an eye on the birds who were almost too comfortable around the customers. Whenever a chip was dropped on the ground, they swooped down to peck at it, carrying it away if it was small enough to manage. Robin had to remind Roland several times not to throw the chips on the ground on purpose. 

A couple at the neighboring table had their dog with them, who instantly took a liking to Graham. He and Ruby spent most of the time while they were waiting for their food, petting his brown, curly fur and chatting with the owners. Once their new acquaintances  paid their bill and left, Graham turned to Ruby and said, “You know, I didn’t realize you’re such a dog lover.” 

“Well,” she grinned, running her fingers through his wavy, sandy-colored locks, “I like most dogs, but that one in particular reminded me of you.” 

Graham looked confused. “Is that a good thing? That I remind you of a dog?” 

“Of course,” she said, her smile turning softer. “You know I can’t resist when you look at me with those big puppy dog eyes.” She leaned over and kissed the corner of his mouth lightly.

Their meals arrived and conversation died away as they all ate. Just as they were finishing, the hostess seated another large group of people at the table beside them. They were loud and raucous, clearly having been imbibing for several hours already. One man was particularly obnoxious, and everyone could see the angry steam building in Regina. When he let loose a slew of expletives, she went into full Evil Queen mode. 

Rising to her feet, she tugged down the hem of her blouse and turned to face the offender. “Excuse me,” she said, in a barely controlled voice. “Is it beyond your inebriated comprehension to see that there is a child at this table, one who does not need to hear your foul language? Are you truly that obtuse, or are you just incredibly self-centered to the point of offending everyone around you?” 

The obnoxious man slowly stood up, weaving a bit as he walked over to stand toe-to-toe with her. Everyone at both tables held their breath, wondering what was going to happen next. Robin pushed his chair back, ready to jump to Regina’s aid, if need be. 

“Wha’ did you say?” the man slurred. 

Though the man was several inches taller than she, Regina didn’t blink, her upper lip curling in a disdainful sneer. “I said, this is a family establishment with children present. Your loud and rude behavior is not appreciated.” 

The man drew in a deep breath, puffing out his chest. After holding it for a second or two, he let it out, completely deflating. “Yer right, ma’am. I ap-ap-...what I mean to say is, I’m sorry.” He turned to look at Roland, who was staring at him with wide eyes. “Sorry, lil man. Won’t hap- won’t happen again.” 

“It’s okay, mister,” Roland said, giving him a grin that could win over even the most unpleasant person. Then he turned to Regina. “Thank you, Miss Gina.” 

She bent down to his level and gave him a warm smile, kissing his dimpled cheek before replying, “You’re very welcome, Sweetie.” 

~*~*~

Later that evening after Roland had been put to bed, the friends were scattered between the eat-in dining area playing an escape game - solving riddles and puzzles to escape the Enchanted Forest- and the living room, where the rest of them were working on a slide show of the bride and groom growing up, meeting, and falling in love to use at the end of the ceremony and during the reception. 

“When did you know she was the one, David?” Killian called from his place in the living room where he sat in front of the laptop, hands poised to type whatever came out of his friend’s mouth.

“Huh?” David asked, confused. He’d been hard at work trying to figure out the coded message that would help “Cindy” get to the ball on time and hadn’t paid attention to Killian’s words until he heard his name.

“Was there a moment when you knew you’d marry Mary Margaret? A specific point when you fell in love with her?” Graham repeated the question.

David got up from the table he and Mary Margaret, Liam, Elsa, Will and Belle were all gathered around. As he approached the living room to answer the others’ questions, a chorus of No! Stay back! Don’t you come in here! reached him. 

He stopped with a chuckle, his eyes sweeping over the rest of his friends who were either at laptops of their own or were going through the box of pictures he and Mary Margaret had provided for the project. Regina was manning the copier/scanner, feeding the pictures chosen by Robin and Emma into it.

“One more time?” he asked.

“When did you know, David?” Ruby asked, the slightest bit of exasperation coloring her words. “When did you realize you were in love with Mary Margaret?”

David’s face softened as a nostalgic smile lifted his lips. 

“It was at the Titanic Museum,” he said. 

The previous year, when the two groups met for the first time during their respective Guys Week and Girls Trip, they’d joined together almost from the beginning, getting to know one another and enjoying each other's company, as well as some of the touristy trappings of Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. 

The last day before they’d all return to their homes was spent on the strip, exploring the Titanic Museum and other attractions. They ended the evening with reservations at Dolly Parton’s Stampede for dinner. 

The Titanic Museum was amazing, with each of them receiving boarding passes of an actual Titanic passenger along with their history and why they were traveling to America. At the end of their visit, they had discovered if their passenger made it off the doomed vessel. 

Liam received Captain Smith, whom everyone knew didn’t survive, the captain going down with his ship. Killian’s pass was Henry B. Harris, a Broadway producer who died in the disaster. Graham got Thomas Andrews, the ship’s designer, who also went down with his ship. Will got six-year-old survivor Robert Spedden, who was forever immortalized by Father Frank Browne, an amateur photographer who caught the boy playing with a spinning top on the First Class Promenade Deck.  Robin was Harold Bride, one of Titanic’s two radio operators. A true hero, he stayed at his post tirelessly sending out SOS messages after they struck the iceberg until water began to rush in the room. Miraculously, he still managed to survive, though his feet were frostbitten from spending hours in the freezing ocean water before he finally got into a lifeboat. David and Mary Margaret received honeymooning first class couple George and Dorothy Harder, who both survived. Belle was Margaret Brown, a new money socialite later immortalized by Debbie Reynolds in the musical The “Unsinkable” Molly Brown. Emma received survivor Edwina Trout, a second class passenger returning home to Massachusetts after traveling to Bath, England. Anna Turja was Regina’s boarding pass. The eighteen-year-old was traveling to her new home in America with a large group from Finland and survived. Ruby was first class survivor Gertrude Thorne who was returning home to New York City. Elsa received young Catherine Van Impe who perished in the tragedy. At only ten years old, she was one of the more than one hundred children aboard the vessel. 

The lower floor of the museum contained artifacts from the ship, including an actual deck chair. No photography was allowed, much to Mary Margaret’s dismay. But once they climbed the grand staircase to the second level of the museum, they could take as many pictures as they liked. There they saw a first class estate room as well as clothing from the Edwardian time period.

From there, they entered a large room featuring a grand piano in the center, with pictures and biographies of the nine members of the orchestra lining the walls. There were no ropes around the piano to keep people from touching it, and a simple arrangement of “Nearer My God, To Thee”- the last piece, according to witnesses, to be played by the orchestra as the ship sank- sat on the music rack. While the rest of their group went from picture to picture, reading about the brave men who played to the very last, bringing comfort to those still on the sinking ship, Mary Margaret sat down at the instrument and began to play the old beloved hymn. 

David felt tears form in his eyes as he stood behind her taking a video. He fell in love with her at that moment and thought to himself that he was going to marry this girl.

“When she played the piano in the music room,” David said. “Remember?”

Smiles and nods of agreement told him they recalled the moment as well.

“That was when I knew I loved her.”

“What about you, Mary Margaret?” Regina called.

Now Mary Margaret joined her fiancé, linking their arms. “It took me a little longer,” she said, smiling up at David. “We kept in touch with phone calls and texts after getting back home, and I decided to go to Pigeon Forge for a visit before school started again.” David noticed amused and secretive grins exchanged between Robin and Regina at Mary Margaret’s words and realized exactly what they must be thinking about. “He took me on a nature hike,” Mary Margaret continued, “and when I started talking about all the different flowers, he started picking them and made me a little bouquet of wildflowers. That was when I knew he was the one for me. I still have the flowers,” she sighed dreamily.

“Why does that not surprise me?” snarked Regina, a knowing and bemused smile on her face.

“I’ll have them to show our children,” Mary Margaret continued.

“Now what was that look about, Regina?” Ruby asked out of the blue. Both Robin and Regina’s faces turned a bright red, and David burst out laughing, glad that he wasn’t the only one who noticed their exchanged looks. 

“I wasn’t going to mention it,” David said, “but since you asked, Ruby, and they don’t seem to be terribly inclined to share it, I will.”

Robin and Regina sputtered while everyone else laughed and encouraged David to continue.

“After Regina decided on Knoxville and passed the bar,” David began, grinning widely, “she came over for a visit after school started.” He shot Mary Margaret a significant look, and she turned surprised eyes on her friend.

“What?” she cried. “You didn’t tell me!” Similar exclamations came from the other ladies, with Ruby crowing “Get it, girl!”

“I don’t tell you all everything,” she countered, cheeks flaming anew.

“Don’t you mean y’all?” Ruby asked. “You do live in the South now.”

“No,” Regina deadpanned, raising her chin just slightly. “I refuse to say y’all. That’s the best you’re going to get.”

Ruby laughed while Emma and Elsa rolled their eyes at her snarky response.

“Anyway,” David interjected, eager to continue with his story, “It was Roland’s first day of kindergarten the Wednesday before Labor Day when Regina came over for the long weekend. After Robin dropped Roland off, he went over to Regina’s room in the Lodge. Well, as luck would have it, around the same time, I was walking by Robin’s cabin and could hear water rushing in the basement. Where the hot water heater is.”

Exclamations of dread and surprise sounded from all their friends as David continued the story.

“I got in and found it was flooded,” he said. “So, of course, I had to call Robin. Who was just a little bit occupied.”

Robin and Regina both resembled ripe tomatoes as their friends all whooped and hollered.

“Cock-blocked by the plumbing,” Will commented, shaking his head and laughing. “I think he would have rather snaked Regina’s drain than deal with that mess.” Belle and Elsa both snorted at Will’s comment, and Belle smacked him upside the head.

“William Michael Scarlet,” she admonished him, sternly, but still trying to hold in her laughter.

“Then as soon as he got off the phone with David,” Regina interjected, eager to get away from that portion of the story, “Roland’s school called.”

Robin picked up the narrative from there. “During morning recess, he was swinging too high, and when he jumped off the swing - something he’s done a million times at the Sherwood Forest playground - he landed wrong and hurt his ankle. I had to go have a look at what was happening at home, so I told them my girlfriend was on her way.”

Regina blushed again and a soft smile graced her face. “That was the first time he called me his girlfriend,” she said quietly, a chorus of awwwwws coming from her friends. “When I got there, I could clearly see the half-assed job the student nurse had done wrapping his ankle, plus he didn’t give Roland anything for the pain. I told him it was a good thing he was still in nursing school, because if he’d been the actual school nurse, he’d be lucky if he still had a job the next day. He was shaking in his boots.” 

No one was surprised at Regina’s recounting, and they all praised her handling of the situation.

Emma smiled softly at her friend. “Of all of us, Regina - given the way you were brought up and your own ambitions - you were probably the last anyone would have expected to enjoy motherhood. And yet, here you are, the first of us, very much a mother to Roland.”

Regina blushed and lowered her head slightly before lifting a shoulder in a half shrug and nodding.

“She’s right, Darling,” Robin agreed, pressing his lips to her temple. He looked around at the rest of the room and continued recounting the story where Regina left off. “It was a sprain. We kept him out of school the rest of the week, so he could rest and stay off of it, and get used to using crutches too.”

“Oh, bless him,” Mary Margaret cooed.

“So instead of having some time to ourselves - not like that -” Regina snapped, glaring at Will, “during the day, and then time with Roland in the afternoons, evenings, and the weekend, we had him with us the whole time. It wasn’t all bad though,” she said, smiling affectionately at Robin. “With needing a new water heater, Robin and Roland stayed with me in the lodge and we had a great weekend.”

“We did,” Robin agreed. “And by the time it was over, Roland loved Regina as much as I did.” With those words, he lifted their joined hands and brushed his lips across her knuckles. Regina blushed and ducked her head before leaning over and kissing him on the cheek.

“Did someone take notes for when those two tie the knot?” Ruby asked, looking around.

“You’d better believe it!” Mary Margaret exclaimed.

Regina shot a panicked look at Mary Margaret, who waved away her concerns. “Not right away, I know, Regina. Don’t worry. I’ll just keep this in my back pocket until the time comes.” Regina rolled her eyes and cut them over to where Robin sat, his soft gaze on her settling the butterflies inside that erupted at Ruby and Mary Margaret’s words. She really did love him, and Roland, and she knew they loved her and wanted her to be a part of their family. But was she ready for that? As long as he looked at her the way he was now, she thought she just might be.

“Alright, storytime’s over,” Killian broke into Regina’s thoughts. “As captivating as all these stories are, we’ve got everything we need. You go back and finish your escape game while we put the finishing touches on this.”

With affectionate smiles and chuckles everyone went back to their respective activities until they were ready to call it a night.

~*~*~

Notes

Our trip occurred in April rather than July, of course, but we decided to change the date for plot purposes. We thought it would make sense for Mary Margaret to end the school year before she married and moved to Tennessee with David. Being April, the weather was absolutely beautiful–70s and sunny, but we’ve been told the heat can be positively oppressive in the area in the summer. We chose to give our characters unseasonably cool weather to give them maximum enjoyment of their vacation.

We did take a trolley tour of St. Simon’s Island, and our guide, who was interesting and knowledgeable, was indeed named Georgia.

It might have been Belle and Mary Margaret who were obsessed with taking ALL the pictures in our fic, but in real life, Krystal and Marta were the most dedicated photographers.

The tour stopped at Christ Church Frederica, which was beautiful and meaningful, and, like Belle, we were struck by the beauty as well as the angst of the Anson Dodge story.

The little vignette about Cora the tree spirit was real–although none of us got a chill (One of the many perks of having mothers that are not the literal worst).

We had the various couples split up to see the sights of the island, but in reality we stayed together to see them all–the pirate playground, the lighthouse (although we only saw it from afar), the pier with the fishermen, and the visitors’ center.  Marta, rather than Belle, became known as the one who collected ALL the brochures. ALL of them.

We took a bit of creative license with locations during the rest of this chapter.  Tortuga Jack’s, the walk down the stairs to the beach, collecting of shells, and enjoying the soothing sound of the waves meeting the shore took place on Jekyll Island for us.

The restaurant our characters went to was a real place–Tortuga Jack’s Mexican Cantina. The bit about the outdoor seating, the birds swooping in to steal leftovers, the couple with the adorable dog and the obnoxious (and clearly inebriated) diner at the next table were all real. None of us took the Regina role of telling said obnoxious diner off, though, which is probably for the best.

The Enchanted Forest escape game mentioned in this chapter was real. We managed to beat it in just under 2 hours (the instructions said it was intended to last 1-2 hours). We didn’t, however, make any wedding slideshows as none of us need them at the moment.

We thought we’d take an opportunity in the slide show section to give you a couple of “deleted scenes” from last year’s fic, though. We went to the Titanic museum last year, and we did receive boarding passes just like the characters (in fact our specific boarding passes were used, as well as several others Krystal researched). The piano incident was real–with Jen being the one to sit down at the piano. To her knowledge her musical prowess did not make anyone fall in love with her, though. The OQ date story was, however, entirely fictional.

In chapter 3, our characters head to Savannah for some sight-seeing as well as for the bachelor and bachelorette parties!

~*~*~

Thank you for reading and sharing! We'll be back on Monday when our Destination Dream Wedding heads to Savannah! See you then!

[riversdarkblog]

Series Masterlist

Pairings: Jordan(GF) x Reader

Warnings ⚠️: Bus Breaking Down, Shouting, Cussing & Height Difference

Pet Names/Nicknames: none

Word Count: 881

A/N: This is the first installment for Serial Killers Of Stonecrest. Please be advised that this whole series is pretty dark and if you do not like dark stuff please do not read it. This chapter won't be dark since it's the first chapter but all the others will be! And this one is short since it's just the prologue.

Stonecrest you might think it's a beautiful and lively little town but it's far from it. Years ago it was of course a beautiful and lively place. It was quite the tourist attraction back then. People stopped by when they went on long road trips. Some people just visited the place to see the structures and unique things it had. It became abandoned in 1970 when unusual things started happening. People started going missing. Some started losing their memories due to a toxic pollution. Some were found dead near the town in the forest. People had stopped coming by it and the people that were still there had left not long after.

It was fall of 2016. A girl named Y/N Y/L/N and her friends along with her girlfriend all decided to go on a road trip together for their first semester break. They had taken the small bus they had along with their dirt bikes. There were a total of six of them. There was Y/N of course, her girlfriend Jordan, Y/N's best friend Geo, Jordan's best friend Vincent, Geo's girlfriend Avery who was trans and Dakota Jordan's other best friend.

"Vincent are you sure you took the right road" Dakota asked as he looked out of the mini bus. "Yes I'm sure now would you shut up" Vincent huffed out as he clenched his jaw. "Well sure as hell doesn't look like it" Dakota muttered out as he turned towards the others. "Oh come on Dakota he knows where he's going" Jordan said as she chuckled. Dakota rolled his eyes as he leaned back against the window. "I think Dakota has a point love, this doesn't look like the way we usually go" Y/N muttered out and Jordan looked at her girlfriend. Jordan sighed before standing up and making her way up to the front. "Vin" Jordan asked and Vincent hummed. Before Jordan could say anything the bus swerved causing it to go into a ditch. "What the hell" Geo shouted as she almost fell out of her seat. "Vincent what the fuck just happened" Avery said as she stood up. "I don't know" Vincent shouted back as he hit the break. The bus stopped right before it hit a tree. Y/N stood up before making her way up to the front. "Vince open the door" Y/N said and Vincent opened the door. Y/N and Jordan got off the bus and walked around it. "Y/N looks like we have a flat tire" Jordan said as she kneeled down. Y/N walked over and knelt down as well. "Looks like it and we don't have any extras" Y/N sighed out before she stood up.

The two walked around and got back on the bus. "What happened" Dakota said as he stood up. "Flat tire" Jordan said causing them to all groan. "Just great we're lost we have a flat tire and there's no service apparently" Avery said as she shoved her phone back into her pocket. "Guess we're gonna have to find a place to stay" Jordan said and they all looked at her. "Why not stay in here it's better than out there" Geo said and Jordan rolled her eyes. "Well for one we need food and secondly we didn't bring any blankets" Jordan said and Geo sighed. "Fine" she said before they all got off after grabbing their bags. They all got off the bus and went to the back before grabbing their dirt bikes. "Remind me again why we didn't think about bringing any food and blankets with us" Y/N said as she got onto her black dirt bike. "Yeah I don't know why we didn't think about that" Jordan said and the others laughed.

They drove in their dirt bikes for awhile and it was starting to get dark. "Hey guys I see a road up ahead to the right" Avery said and they all looked over. "Finally" Vincent said as he slightly went faster. The others followed him and turned onto the road that had weeds growing from underneath it and had cracks in it. "Looks like no one's been here for decades" Y/N said before swerving slightly so she didn't hit the huge hole that was in front of her. They continued until they came up to a clearing. Y/N stopped so the others did as well. "Looks like this is where we will be staying" Jordan said as they all looked at the town.

Underground in a basement computers were on showing every single spot in the town. Security cameras were placed everywhere. The basement started flashing red and an alarm started blaring causing the person down in the basement to wake up. They groaned before getting up off the couch. They walked over to the computers before hitting the off button on the alarm. Their emerald green eyes widened in shock as they saw on one of the screens 6 kids driving across it. They picked up their walkie talkie and hit the button. "Guys it looks like we have some visitors 6 to be exact" the person said in the walkie talkie as they smirked. Oh how they were gonna have so much fun with their visitors.

[i-am-hoo-iyam]

@restinsodaroni Yn got mot a flat tire and then their spare was flat and then they had a spare in their garage or workroom and then a front tire got stuck in a pothole and they spent ten minutes getting it out. They came in late and hurried to the daycare.

Sun was sitting in the middle of the floor wrapped in blankets with a bowl at his feet. “Yn! Wook at sunnyyyyy he sickkkkk!” The kids were concerned. “Oh gosh are you ok?” “I-I’m fine sunshine!” Sun did not look ok. He was shaking and curled in a little ball. The kids were being ing him blankets and Andy had left his computer unattended for 5 minutes to grab a coffee and use the bathroom ( he was not dead just minority concussed. Yn ( who’s supposed to represent the reader or asker right?)didn’t want to get fired). One of the kids was trying to play cartoons and had started a YouTube tutorial for how to repair a broken hammer on the big screen.

Yn shoed the kid out of the staff desk and grabbed a little plug chip. Sun saw it and started crawling away in fear. “Look do you wanna get better?” Sun stopped crawling away. Yn got sun leaned over the bowl and plugged the chip in and I’ll spare tue details util a now slightly green yn pulled the chip back out. “How can one robot eat so much non food items when I’m not looking? There you got the yucky stuff cleared out that YOU ATE!” “Well when a kid hands me a plastic cookie I have to eat it”. “Sigh. Now that your empty do you feel any better?” Sun was still shaking and his eyes seemed unfocused and far away. “Hmm?” “Aight. Parts and service time. Illl be the one doing the malware scan so you don’t have to worry about getting scrapped cuz I’d never ever do that”.

Yn picked up sun and lugged him parts and services while he whined and said “nooooo”. Yn set him down in the chair and put th e restraints on to help him stay jn the chair better. They plugged the computer into his head and did a scan. “Hot girls in YOUR area!” “Used vacuum only 30 dollars”. “Install our ad blocker now to only see add about upgrading our adblocker”. “Hot singles near you!” “Sun. What did you do this time?”

“I got an ad for a Tetris game and wanted to play it while streaming on the big screen so the kids could watch” “no that’s not it the systems say the Tetris game is safe”. “I also saw a funny cat video download link and wanted to show it to the kids. I never got the funny cat video tho it just said kit compatible.” “You couldn’t get a virus from that I scanned it and it’s clean plus it’s not a compatible file type for your systems. But please stop downloading random stuff off the internet”. “Ok…” “anything else”. “I saw this cute lady in a kitty costume and I thought I could hire her to entertain the kids in her cat costume!” Sun was completely oblivious. Yn facepalmed. “And there’s where it started. DONT hire a neko for the daycare, sun”. Yn cleared and restarted suns systems. If thhis didn’t work they have to factory reset and sun would forget them…

“Hi sunshine! Ho Ho Ho! Are you ready to have some fun?” “Heya sunny! How are you feeling?” “Oh hi! You must be a staff! You have a staff badge!” “No. No please. I didn’t reset everything. Just your downloads. Please remember. It’s me yn”. “Who? Oh I remember a yn! Their my best ever friend forever and ever. I wonder how they are doing!” “Sun, I’m yn! Do you recognize me?” “No I don’t but be patient. I take a minute to come online remember”. Yn fidgeted nervously. They waited. “Oh hi yn there you are I was wondering about you!” Sun and yn shared a hug. Gn was relived and thtey thought it was interesting seeing the process of suns systems slowly booting up again and their level of consciousness increasing from robotic to almost human.

Sun was all better. They headed back to the daycare. A cute little older lady with a cat ear hoodie and her grandkid in her lap was reading “101 astounding facts and tidbits about your furry kitty friends!” Andy wandered over. “She said sun hired her and the security staff said she paid to come and everything so I just let her in as she’s a paying guest”. Yn just stared at the ‘cat lady’ reading to the kids as a cat snoozed on her shoulder. “Hey look the cat lady arrived! “

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A couple years ago, my father-in-law was in a bad motorcycle accident. He was unable to move around at all for about a month, and in a wheelchair for several months.

We discovered a lot of things.

For one, most American houses are just not accessible to people with wheelchairs. For example, the main door into his house was up three steps and then a 90° turn at a tiny landing. Which is inconvenient enough for most people, with the way the doors swing, but it was simply impossible for us to get him up or down that safely. The other door was a basement access which you needed to go down a steep ungraded slope to reach and a total nonstarter.

The hospital tried to teach us to move him up and down stairs, but we found that you need two pretty strong men to do it, and we only had access to one person who was strong enough: we could have gotten him out of the house in case of a fire - probably - but not as a regular thing.

We looked into ramps. ADA guidance at the time was one foot of ramp for one inch of rise in a public setting, and six inches of ramp for one inch of rise in a private building. We determined that to get him into the building, we'd need a ramp something to the tune of 60 feet long. Which would have run upwards of $10,000, and required HOA approval (yay HOAs! Gotta love 'em!) which would have taken so long to get and build that by the time it was installed, he'd be walking again.

The solution? A transport service. They come out with a vehicle modified to handle wheelchairs and two dudes who will carry him down the stairs. We got one of the better rated ones in the area. Which still meant they'd show up anywhere between 15 minutes early and an hour late. And sometimes we'd pay the additional fee for them to wait - he was going to various doctors, and a fair number of them would only take half an hour or so, which meant we didn't want to wait an additional half hour for them to show up when he was done. Except... they generally didn't wait. If he was done and they weren't there, they'd just refund the waiting fee. So we were always waiting for the transport service.

The doctor's offices - places which in theory should be set up for people who have mobility issues - were sometimes quite difficult. Too-small elevators, poorly-marked routes, broken buttons for door controls, and overly-high thresholds abounded.

At home, we found many other problems. Have you ever noticed that your bathroom doors are the narrowest in your home? Like, why is that? Why aren't they the same size as all the other doors? But no, bathroom and closet doors are narrow. Narrower than wheelchairs. Hell, narrower than walkers, even. I do not want to discuss how we handled that, but we did.

Oh, and wheelchairs. Wheelchair seats are not comfortable. There are cushions you can get - they're awfully expensive for what they are, but they exist. There are a lot of addons available, actually. They cost, and some make your wheelchair wider. Oh, right. You may have noticed not everyone is the same size. We determined that I can just barely fit into the wheelchair he got. I'd need a wider one. I'm not bariatric, I'm just a bigger guy. Which means, you guessed it, I couldn't possibly get me and the wheelchair I'd need through a bathroom door, and regular doors would be challenging.

Now, hospitals use wheelchairs with solid rubber tires. This is sensible for them, because those things are damned-near indestructible and work fine on tile floors. On carpet? Not so much. He'd just get STUCK on carpet. No traction. But the wheelchairs with essentially bike tires cost more and require maintenance.

Outside was also a Thing. In theory he lived in a complex with very nice sidewalks. In practice, it was a challenge. You'd not notice walking around, but so many places were just impassible. Or someone was running a car charger or a hose, or had blocked the path with their big rolling garbage can. And if you're in a wheelchair, that's impassible.

And these are just the issues I learned about with someone who had temporarily limited mobility which could largely be addressed with a wheelchair. I know next to nothing about handling things like blindness or being hard of hearing. I have thought about how many things I'd find challenging or impossible if I didn't have use of both hands, or couldn't lift more than 10lbs. I mean, there's a restaurant we do to which for Some Damned Reason has a door that I, a grown man with decent strength, find challenging to open.

And I think it's worth recognizing, I don't think most of this is explicitly intentionally ableist. I don't think there are building designers twirling their mustaches and going "Now we can stop zee disabled people HERE and HERE!!!" It's the same mindset which puts a window 20' above a front door and is baffled by a housewife asking "How am I supposed to clean that?". It's simply a matter of Not Thinking About It. And when you view accessibility as an add-on and not baked-in, it's either forgotten or unfunded, most people don't care and won't inconvenience themselves for it.

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Visit us today at Eaton Place or explore our website to learn more about our offerings. At Tyre Fit Pro, we’re committed to being your reliable tyre service provider in Reading. Experience expert service, high-quality products, and exceptional customer care with every visit to Tyre Fit Pro!

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Address: Eaton Place, Reading RG1 7JW, United Kingdom Phone: 07888 892288 Website: Tyres repair shop near me

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E-mail: info@tyrefitpro.co.uk Hours: Mon-Sun: 8am-6pm

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Tyre Fit Pro Reading

Looking for professional tyre fitting in Reading? Tyre Fit Pro is your go-to destination for top-quality tyres and expert fitting services. Located conveniently in the heart of Reading, we offer a wide selection of tyres from leading brands to suit all vehicles and budgets. Our experienced technicians provide fast, reliable tyre fitting, ensuring your safety and comfort on the road. Whether you need new tyres, wheel alignment, or puncture repairs, we deliver exceptional service with a customer-first approach. Visit us today for the best tyre fitting in Reading and experience the difference.

Located centrally in Reading, Tyre Fit Pro is the ultimate destination for all your tyre needs. With a reputation built on trust and excellence, we specialize in providing top-quality tyres and expert fitting services that cater to every vehicle and budget. Our extensive selection includes leading brands such as Michelin, Goodyear, and Pirelli, ensuring you receive the best products available for your car, van, or motorbike. Whether you're in the market for high-performance tyres, everyday essentials, or something in between, our range has you covered.

At Tyre Fit Pro, we understand that your time is valuable. That's why our experienced technicians are committed to offering fast, reliable service that prioritizes your safety and comfort. From new tyre installations to precise wheel alignment and quick puncture repairs, we provide comprehensive tyre services that keep you on the road with confidence. Our team’s expertise ensures that every job is done right the first time, giving you peace of mind every time you visit.

Our customer-first approach sets us apart. We believe that exceptional service goes beyond just fitting tyres; it's about creating a seamless experience from start to finish. Our friendly staff is always ready to assist, offering honest advice and tailored solutions that meet your specific needs. Whether you're a long-time customer or visiting us for the first time, you'll receive the same high standard of care that has made us a trusted name in Reading.

Visit Tyre Fit Pro today and discover why we're the preferred choice for tyre fitting in Reading. Experience the difference that comes with professional service, top-tier products, and a commitment to your satisfaction. With Tyre Fit Pro, you're not just getting new tyres—you're getting the assurance of quality and the convenience of expert service you can rely on.

Address: Eaton Place Reading RG1 7JW, United Kingdom E-mail: info@tyrefitpro.co.uk Phone: 07888 892288 Website: mobile tire repairs near me

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From Ordinary to Extraordinary: Transforming Your Truck at a Custom Shop

If you're a truck enthusiast, you know that your vehicle is more than just a mode of transportation—it's a reflection of your personality and lifestyle. At a custom truck shop, you have the opportunity to turn your ordinary truck into something extraordinary. Whether you want to enhance performance, improve aesthetics, or add unique features, custom shops can make it happen. Here’s how a custom truck shop can transform your ride.

Why Choose a Custom Truck Shop?

Choosing a custom truck shop near me opens up a world of possibilities. Here are some reasons why you should consider visiting one:

Personalization: Custom shops allow you to personalize your truck according to your tastes. You can select colors, materials, and styles that resonate with your personality.

Enhanced Performance: Upgrading your truck’s engine, suspension, or exhaust system can significantly improve performance. Custom shops specialize in modifications that boost horsepower and handling.

Unique Features: Want a truck bed that suits your lifestyle? From toolboxes to camping setups, a custom shop can tailor your truck to fit your needs.

Attention to Detail: Custom shops pride themselves on their craftsmanship. You can expect meticulous attention to detail, ensuring that every modification is done right.

Transformative Upgrades

Here are some popular upgrades you can consider when visiting a custom truck shop:

Lift Kits: Elevate your truck with a lift kit for improved off-road capability and a commanding presence on the road.

Wheels and Tires: Swap out your factory wheels for a stylish set that complements your truck’s new look. Larger, rugged tires can enhance traction and performance.

Body Kits: Custom body kits can dramatically change your truck's appearance. Choose from sporty, rugged, or sleek designs to match your vision.

Interior Customization: Don’t forget the inside! Upgrade your upholstery, install new tech, or add custom lighting to create a comfortable and stylish environment.

Finding the Right Custom Truck Shop

When searching for a custom truck shop near me, keep these tips in mind:

Research Reviews: Look for reviews online to gauge the quality of work and customer service. Feedback from previous clients can provide valuable insights.

Visit in Person: If possible, visit the shop to see examples of their work. A reputable shop should proudly showcase past projects.

Ask Questions: Don’t hesitate to ask the shop about their experience, specialties, and warranty on their work. A good custom shop will be happy to share their expertise.

Get Quotes: Different shops may offer varying prices for similar services. Get quotes from multiple shops to ensure you’re getting a fair deal.

Conclusion

Transforming your truck from ordinary to extraordinary is not just a dream—it's a reality when you choose the right custom truck shop. With endless possibilities for personalization, performance upgrades, and unique features, your truck can truly reflect who you are. So why wait? Start your journey today and discover how a custom truck shop near me can help you turn your vision into reality!

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Finding the Best Window Tinting Services Near Me: A Comprehensive Guide

Are you tired of the sun's relentless glare pouring into your car or home? Window tinting is an excellent solution that not only enhances privacy but also protects your interiors from harmful UV rays. If you're searching for “window tinting near me,” you're in luck! In this comprehensive guide, we’ll help you navigate the world of window tinting services. Whether you're looking to improve aesthetics, reduce heat, or enhance comfort, finding the right service provider is crucial. Let’s dive into what factors to consider when choosing a window tinting service and how to make sure you get the best results possible.

Factors to Consider When Choosing a Window Tinting Service

Choosing the right window tinting service involves several key factors. Start by researching the company’s reputation. Look for online reviews and testimonials from previous customers to gauge their satisfaction. Experience matters in this industry. Opt for a provider with years of hands-on expertise. They’ll be more adept at handling various types of vehicles and buildings, ensuring quality installations every time. Consider the range of products they offer as well. Different tints provide varying levels of heat rejection, UV protection, and aesthetics. A good service will help you choose what’s best suited for your needs. Warranties are also crucial; they indicate confidence in their work and materials used. Ask about warranty terms before committing to any service. Don’t forget to evaluate customer support during your initial inquiries. A responsive team signals professionalism and dedication to client satisfaction.

Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Window Tinting Company

When considering a window tinting company, it's important to ask the right questions. Start by inquiring about their experience and how long they've been in business. This can give you insight into their expertise. Next, ask about the types of film they offer. Different films have varying levels of UV protection, heat rejection, and privacy features. Make sure they provide options that meet your needs. Don’t forget to discuss warranties on both the film and installation services. A reputable company should stand behind their work with solid guarantees. You should also inquire about their installation process. Understanding what techniques and tools they use will help ensure you receive quality service. Check references or read online reviews for insights into customer satisfaction. Real experiences from past clients can be very telling when making your decision.

DIY vs Professional Installation

When it comes to window tinting, the choice between DIY and professional installation can significantly impact your results. DIY kits are readily available online and at local stores. They often come with instructions that seem straightforward. However, achieving a flawless finish requires practice and skill. If you decide on the DIY route, be prepared for challenges like air bubbles or misalignment. These issues can detract from both appearance and functionality. The cost savings might not be worth the hassle if you’re not adept at handling materials. On the other hand, hiring professionals ensures quality workmanship and longevity of your window tinting. Trained technicians have experience with various types of vehicles and windows. They also use specialized tools that enhance the application process. Additionally, professional services typically offer warranties on their work. This peace of mind is invaluable should any problems occur down the line. Weigh your options carefully based on budget, time availability, and desired outcomes before making a decision about window tinting near me.

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