Days later, Celeste had left.
Weeks after that, Maxon and I had our wedding.
A big crowd came, and I wore a great big white wedding dress.
And before we said the I do's, and before we exchanged vows or rings or before the reverend had even said a single word,
I woke up.
I woke up next to Maxon in a big bed in the castle. I saw his face and he saw mine, and we kissed.
"I just had the weirdest dream," I said.
Maxon sat up. "Really? About what?" His blonde hair was spiked up in different directions.
"My dream was about if I didn't get Selected. Like if my name wasn't chosen for the Selection," I explained.
Maxon kissed the top of my head. "That's nothing you need to worry about, America. You were Selected, and I chose you as my wife."
I pushed the hair out of my face and smiled. "Yeah, I guess it's not anything I need to worry about." I leaned in, and Maxon kissed me on my lips.
And then we began our first day in the castle as King and Queen of Illéa.
I felt as if I couldn't be happier, even if I wasn't Selected in the first place.
THE END!
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If America Wasn't Selected: A Selection Fanfic
FanfictionThink. All of Kiera Cass's Selection books are magical, beautiful, and so utterly and completely romantic. And all this magic, beauty, and romance relies on one teeny bit of luck. America's name, which was submitted among thousands of ladies in Il...