@AmphiWater “I might have heard a whisper or two that she was quite taken. She’s in good hands, I assure you. I’m glad she was able to pull herself away long enough for you two to have some girls time.”
@AmphiWater As soon as it was official, he didn’t even have to be told to kiss the bride seeing as it was the moment he’d been waiting for. His hands cupped her cheeks and he pressed his lips to hers.
@AmphiWater The ceremony was traditional with their own personal touches when it came to the vows. He did always feel it was better to speak from the heart version reading the same thing thousands of others said daily. Besides, he didn’t need a book to tell him how he felt about her.
@AmphiWater The two of them went to the small Ipapanti Church which was located on a small headland that was connected to the shore of Kommeni in Corfu by a narrow pathway. From a distance, the church looks as though it’s floating on the water.
@AmphiWater “And I love you.”
With her hand in his, the two of them made their way out of the underworld. Even though this was new to him and he had no idea how these things really worked, he did assume that being married in the dark would not be the most exciting thing to look back on.
@AmphiWater “Absolutely.” He then stole another kiss from her before he reached to take her hand. He never felt like he needed a piece of paper to tell him he was bound to someone, but he also like the idea of making things official in the eyes of the Gods.
@AmphiWater “Hello, gorgeous.”
He cupped her cheek and kissed her lips softly. One would think he would be nervous, but he wasn’t. Not even a little. Perhaps because he knew exactly what and who he wanted. No doubts existed.
@AmphiWater >>Once he was cleaned up and dressed in one of the only suits he had to his name, he waited on her. The moment she arrived, in a rare moment, he let a smile form on his lips at the sight of her.
@AmphiWater This was something they had been putting off for far too long. Mostly because his days seems to get away from him more often than not. The curse of working in the dark. Today they decided that enough time had past and there was no time to get this done like the present. >>