Christopher was nervous. He supposed it was his right to be. Weren’t all grooms nervous on their wedding day? Except he’d never seriously imagined he’d be in this position. Weddings were for straight men, or men who wanted families. He was neither, but Gage had taught him something very important in the month since he’d proposed. Marriage was about commitment, a forever he hadn’t allowed himself to believe in before Gage came along.
That made all the difference.
And at least he didn’t have to fuss too much about the details. Gage and Sherry commandeered most of those, getting his opinions on decisions that came up and then sprinting toward the next choice to be made. He would guess they talked more to his lawyer about the legal arrangements than he’d talked to the man in the past ten yea
