Love in the Fast Lane (Paul Walker Fanfiction)

Extra / The Bachelor Party

A/N: Just a friendly reminder that this extra is in Paul's POV! Enjoy!

August 6th, 2010

I watch the car that's carrying Sierra drive away until I can't see it anymore. It's hard to believe that in just a little less than 24 hours, I will be making the love of my life officially mine. A faint smile comes up to my face when I remember the conversations Sierra and I have had about that. She says that she's always been mine, no matter if we were married or not. I've always been hers, even if sometimes I didn't really show it.

Honestly, I don't know how she has stuck with me. With the things that go on in my life and things that I've done, I thought it would've driven her away. I guess that just goes to show how much we really do love each other. We've been through hell and back, and I would do it again to keep from ever hurting her.

Someone lays their hand on my shoulder, and I turn to see that it's Caleb, with Cody beside him. "Are you ready for your party, big brother?" The evil smile that he has perfected since childhood is plastered on his face. It creeped me out then, and it creeps me out now. Probably more right now, considering that he's the one that planned all of this.

"You know, if you smile like that long enough, your face will stick like that and Stephanie won't marry you," I say, chuckling. Cody laughs along with me. I'm so busy with filming that I never get to see them much. I miss having this kind of time with my brothers, especially with Cody, who I helped raise.

"I don't see how Sierra is marrying you with the way your face already is." Caleb smirks and Cody bursts out into even more laughter, causing me to go straightfaced.

Vin comes up and puts his arms around us. "C'mon now, fellas. What are we, ten?" Tyrese and Jesse join in.

Tyrese speaks up. "Nah man, it's just some brotherly love, ain't that right, pdub?" He laughs, looking at me.

"Hell yeah it is!" I yell, pulling Caleb down into a headlock. Everyone starts to laugh, and I let go of Caleb after a few seconds. "So, now that it's time for my party to start, can someone please tell me where the hell we are going? No, let me guess. A strip club? A bar?" Since Sierra and I were in the dark about the location of our parties, we had discussed telling each other where we were once we got there so we wouldn't worry about each other as much. But we decided against it, and said that we were going to have fun.

"You're an awful guesser," Jesse says.

Cody shakes his head and pulls out his car keys. "You see, bro, you're kind of famous. And given that we have two other celebrities with us, we can't go somewhere with a lot of people and be crowded around the whole night. Where's the fun in that?"

I cringe a little when he says famous and celebrities. I've never been into the whole Hollywood thing, and I probably never will. I absolutely love my fans, but on a night like this, I want to be able to enjoy myself with no interruptions. At least, the best I can without worrying about Sierra.

"Plus your wonderful fiancée said no strippers so that kind of limited our options," Caleb chimes in.

I give him a watch it look when Cody says, "So, we picked a good place that doesn't have too many people and we can enjoy the night." I stand back for a second and watch them get into the cars while I think:

What place doesn't have many people on a Friday night?

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Minutes later, Cody pulls up to a bowling alley. I get out of the car, along with my brothers, and scan the parking lot. He was right, there wasn't many cars here. That still doesn't mean that we won't get recognized, but it probably wouldn't be too bad. The downside of not many people being here is that I can't sneak away to call Sierra and check on her. I trust her, but after the way things were last time, I just want to make sure my girl is okay.