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-Luna-
                          
If I'm being honest, I hadn't heard a word he said. The second he went down on one knee, I mentally freaked. I could only focus on his lips moving, not the actual words.
                          
What the fuck was I going to do? Jay had just given me the impossible choice, and now Matt was doing this.
                          
"Luna?" Melody nudged me. I snapped out of my trance, staring at Matt.
                          
"I... I..." I stammered. The room got really hot and I felt dizzy. I took a step back and stumbled.
                          
"Easy love." Jay reached out and helped me sit on the couch. I turned to look at him, seeing the pain in his eyes.
                          
"Thank you. For protecting me always and for always looking out for me. But I did not enter this hell hole with those demons for you to decide you wanted me over Anna. I risked my actual life so you can marry her. I love you so much, Jay. More than anything. And that's why I want you to be a part of this wedding and I want you to be the God father of the child I'm eventually going to have." I told Jay.
                          
Jay smiled, but his brown eyes showed his true pain. "Of course, Luna."
                          
I turned back to Matt, who looked so pale in this moment. "Of course, you dummy. I'll marry you."
                          
He grinned so wide. He jumped up, pulling me to him and kissing me passionately. Everyone around us whooped and cheered. He pulled back and slid the ring into my finger. I smiled, burying my face in his chest.
                          
"Alright. Those of us that aren't engaged, let's get a hotel room so they can fuck or whatever." Mason stated in all seriousness.
                          
"I don't know, Mace, don't you want to watch?" Jay grinned.
                          
"You want to join in." The Aussie muttered back bitterly. We all laughed.
                          
I leaned in towards Matt and whispered, "If they don't get a hotel room, we should." His cheeks blazed red and I grinned as I kissed his cheek. I was going to marry the love of my life.