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"Thanks for being my best man, Clark." Bruce said. It was almost time to begin the wedding. Clark double-checked for the ring. The ring was Martha Wayne's and Bruce knew she would want him to give it to his wife. Bruce was now anticipating the beginning of the ceremony, mainly because he hadn't seen Diana in a few days. Diana wanted to ensure traditions were followed. "I'm not going to see you for a few days, Bruce" she said a few days ago. "Apparently it's bad luck for the groom to see the bride." "You're being superstitious," Bruce replied, "and isn't it only the day of the wedding that we aren't suppose to see each other?" Diana laughed

Clark smiled. He always knew Bruce felt this way but it was never said. Clark never wanted to push Bruce more than what he felt comfortable. Clark embraced Bruce and Bruce returned the hug. As they pulled away from each other, Clark said, "Bruce, I couldn't have asked for a better family. Fate has been good to both of us and possibly is more involved now more so because of what's been happening lately. But Fate has given me loving parents, a beautiful and gorgeous wife with Lois, a strong family in the League, a sister with Diana and now an incredible brother." "And Fate will give you a sister-in-law shortly too today," said Bruce. Bruce wa

Nothing could ruin this day. With all the preparations and all the planning that went into this day, there was no force in the universe that could disrupt such a joyous occasion. People were lining up at the door, waiting to be seated by the ushers. The pastor was in the back going over the ceremony about to take place. And in one room, a man was sitting in a chair, contemplating the events that would transpire that day. "Bruce? Are you ok?" came a voice from the door. For being an expert in the ways of stealth, there was hardly anything that could surprise the Dark Knight but his mind was distracted. Bruce looked up and saw Clark Kent sta