The last tour had been grueling, but all the guys were glad to be back home. JC and Justin especially. JC and Anna had a baby girl just five months ago, and they named her Ashley Elizabeth Chasez. The baby room had been improved by a much determined JC, to make sure his baby had the best looking baby room in the whole world. JC had spent his days off in the room fixing it up, before he and Anna were both blessed by Ashley's arrival two weeks early.
            Justin and Elizabeth had gotten married just three weeks before the birth of Ashley. They themselves just got the surprise of their lives when they got back from their honeymoon in Hawaii. Elizabeth was pregnant.
            They didn't tell anyone right away however. JC and Anna were having so much showing off their little bundle of joy. Elizabeth and Justin were content enough knowing that their unconditional love had produced a bundle of joy for themselves.
            The wedding, however, could have been a disaster. Meg had shown up in the groom where all the men were preparing for the wedding. She had barged in and declared her everlasting love to Justin. He had ignored her and told her to get the hell out or he'd call security. He didn't remember the memory fondly.

            "Justin!" Meg opened the door with some trouble. Somebody had tried to lock her out. Chris, fortunately, had seen her through the window, as she got out of her car. Wearing her white satin dress that she had bought for the occassion to try and convince Justin to come back to her, Meg ran inside and walked right up to Justin, who was fixing his tie.
            When he saw her, he flipped out. He started cursing at her, biting her head off entirely, causing Meg to latch her mouth onto his. Justin pulled back quickly and wiped his mouth. "Gross! Why the hell did you do that for?" Justin yelled.
            She knew he was angry, but she was positive she could turn his frown upside down. Besides, she could always do it when they had been together. "Justin, I miss you. I love you---"
            Laughter filled the room. The four other guys, who were all part of the ceremony, had heard it all before everytime Meg tried to convince Justin that she loved him. And only him. What a joke that always was.
            Justin snorted. "Funny. I used to love you, but you know it's hard to love someone that betrays you all the time," he spat furiously
            Meg tried again, and reached for his hand, but he just stepped back. "You can't marry her. She's not good enough for you! No one can love you like I can!"
            Justin laughed. "Ain't that the truth."
            Chris rolled his eyes. He hated the way Meg looked at Justin like at any minute she would devour him. "Step away," Chris growled when Meg tried to advance on Justin.
            "I have better things to do than listen to your stupid antics," Justin growled. "Your excuses are growing old, Meg. Just leave the same way you came in. I'm getting married in two hours, and there's nothing you can do about it."
            Meg knew he was slowly slipping away from her forever. She only had one chance. "Please!" she begged, pulling on his arm, almost ripping the fabric on his suit. "You have to listen to me! I'm a changed woman. I promise I won't ever hurt you again. Please, give me another chance!"
            "When hell freezes over," Justin said, and turned the other way.
            "What's going on in h---" Anna stopped abruptly in the doorway when she saw Meg latched onto Justin's leg. "This is dispicable. Didn't I tell you to stay away from here? You're not going to ruin their wedding day."
            While Anna was glaring at Meg, Meg was glaring right back at her. "I don't do what you tell me to do! If I want to see Justin, I can."
            "Let go of me!" Frusturated and angry, Justin pushed Meg away. "Damn it, can't you control yourself for one minute? Now, stay the hell away from me!" He walked across to the other side of the room to where Anna was standing. "I don't care what you do, get her the hell out of here! I don't want to see her face." Then Justin slammed the door and he was gone.
            "Justin!" Meg cried, running after him out the door.
            Anna, still pregnant and unable to walk too far, looked helplessly at the four guys in front of her. "Somebody should go after him. He might punch a wall or something."
            "I'll stay here with Anna, you guys go find him," JC said, wrapping his arms around her waist. He knew she must be exhausted. Their baby was due in just five weeks.
            "Okay," Joey said, and they left to go find Justin and Meg.
            "Stay the hell away from me!" Justin just couldn't seem to get rid of her. She kept following him like she was a puppy dog. "What is your problem? Did you not hear me?!"
            "You're lying to yourself if you think you'll ever forget me," Meg said. "You still miss me, admit it."
            Justin snorted. "I don't think so. Two years ago, maybe. But not now. Not ever again."
            "Does she really do it for you?" When Justin just stared coldly at her, she laughed. "You're fooling yourself if you believe you can be happy with her. I'm the only one that really loved you."
            "You know that's funny," he scowled. "Cause as I recall, you're the one that screwed around on me. It was you that made me doubt Elizabeth's love. I was stupid for ever thinking that she could hurt me. I'm ashamed to say that I ever dated you!"
            "You're the one who said you wanted to wait to have sex!" Meg exploded. They were now causing a scene. All the guests were gathered around the two, Justin now glaring coldly with a mean look on his face. He looked like he was ready to pound on her.
            "Well excuse me for wanting to wait!" he yelled, not caring that people were watching. He just hoped Elizabeth wasn't hearing this.
            "You obviousley didn't have to wait too long," Meg said. "Is that how you got her to marry you, huh? You took her to bed, then she agreed to marry you?" She laughed bitterly. "You're gonna regret the day you let me slip through your fingers."
            "That's the other way around, dear."
            Meg suddenly realized that a crowd was gathered around them, and had heard every word they'd said. Tears filled her eyes as she realized that it was over. Elizabeth had won. She had lost. She had been defeated, and there was no way to get back what she'd lost. She knew she'd been a fool to run around on Justin.
            "You're right, Justin," she said, softly.
            "Huh?"
            "You're right," Meg repeated. "I was so stupid. I wanted to love you so bad. I wanted you to love me so badly that I made up this vision that you would always be mine. I shouldn't have cheated on you. All I wanted was for you to be there for me. But you were always gone. What was I going to do? I couldn't wait for you. Now I wish I had."
            "I'm sorry," Justin said. "We never would have worked out. We never would have made it. You have to know that."
            Meg nodded slowly. "I know. You better go. Justin, I want you to know that I wish you the best."
            "Thanks," he said. "I know one day you'll find somebody that loves you as much as I love Elizabeth." And with that, he turned and walked back to the dressing room, his four groomsmen following behind him. They had to admit, Meg did a good thing by admitting defeat. Now the wedding could go on without a hitch.
            Elizabeth sighed. She was in her white wedding dress, with Anna by her side, and she had seen the whole thing. Meg had come back and was going to try and take Justin away from her. Two years ago, Justin would have taken Meg back by a snap of her fingers. But then, Justin hadn't loved Elizabeth. Then, they had just come to get to know each other. She remembered when they started dating, Justin had gone back to Meg. He hadn't been able to admit to himself at the time that Meg was unfaithful. But times had changed, and so had people. Justin was a totally different person now, and so was Elizabeth. And so was Meg. For the first time since she'd met Meg, Elizabeth could really see a change in the way she acted.
            Everyone had gone back into the church, waiting for the wedding to begin. "Come on," Anna urged, leading Elizabeth back into the bride's room. "You have to finish getting ready. You don't want to look a mess when Justin sees you walk down the aisle, do you?"

            After that, things had gone smoothly. The wedding had gone perfectly. When Justin saw Elizabeth walking down the aisle by herself, he was mesmerized by her beauty. Her heart had been caught in her throat when she saw Justin standing there, waiting for her to join him. The reception had also gone without a hitch, which relieved Elizabeth. She had been worried that maybe Meg would try to crash it. Meg had really given up, and left them alone. It was like they had gotten to the finish line of a long race.
            As their first dance together as man and wife, Justin and Elizabeth had slow danced to a song that Justin had written for her, especially for their wedding day.
            After the wedding, they had left for a week honeymoon in honeymoon, where they conceived their first child.

            Nearly nine months after their wedding, Elizabeth gave birth to a son, they named Marc after Elizabeth's cousin, who had helped get them back together.
        JC and Anna went on to have three more children, one boy and two more girls. Elizabeth and Justin only had one more child, a girl, who them named Jewel. JC and Anna named their son Christian, and their twin girls Amanda and Sarah.
        As the years flew by, Elizabeth and Justin only grew closer together. They stayed married until the very end. So did Anna and JC. Even when all their children had grown up and moved away, the four stayed close, living only three houses from each other.
        Elizabeth continued her career as a nurse, and saved many lives. She and Justin opened up a cancer clinic near their house, that was owned and operated by Elizabeth and Anna. JC and Justin continued in the music business, and became two of the most known songwriters in the world.
        Meg never resurfaced. She had found a man that she fell in love with and eventually married. All in all, in the end everything worked out.
        All that mattered was that love won in the end. As it always does.