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closed 🌠safe and sound, alive under the stars
Who: Eustace & Tifa.
Which: Closed log.
Where: The Corgi Tree.
What: Celebrating their first wedding anniversary!
Warnings: It's Eustifa.
Which: Closed log.
Where: The Corgi Tree.
What: Celebrating their first wedding anniversary!
Warnings: It's Eustifa.
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Her fingers lace between his, her thumb tracing along the line of his ring once more to seek the comfort of knowing that it's there, that he is hers and she is his.
And as she meets his eyes, they hold that same intense love for him that he bears over her, and she cracks a grin.]
... Are you asking me again right now?
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[No hesitation as he smiles, gently kissing her as he does, his own fingers brushing over where her ring encircles her finger.]
Tifa Lockhart, will you marry me?
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The starflowers shimmer bright, and there is a twinkle in the air from the tiny stars that burst to life, and it feels as though spring has suddenly swept in over their pier.]
Yes.
[She doesn't even need to think about it before she is throwing herself at him again, lips crashing into his for another deep, fervent kiss.]
In this life and the next. No matter where we are...
[So overcome is she that she feels her chest hitch slightly, a light sniffle as her tears finally fall from her eyes. Though, they are far from sad, and honestly? She can't remember the last time she's cried anything but happier tears, especially so in recent days.
After all the hardships they had to weather to get here, things have finally looked up in comparison...]
... I'm really happy we're here.
[Why does she feel the need to explain anything anymore, she doesn't know, but here she is.]
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For most of his life he never thought he'd ever get any of that joy back, one that had been so cruelly snuffed out and a pain he carried for so long he had forgotten what it was like to be without. But now, with her, he not only remembers but has discovered something completely new.
And he's so, so grateful to her for it. So grateful that he's certain he'll never be able to show or tell her just how much, but he'll do his best all the same.
This time, he doesn't bother with words. He just pulls her back in for another kiss, one that can only carry a fraction of how he truly feels. If he didn't have more planned, he would have just ended things right here and take her somewhere else, but... For now he'll just have to be satisfied with this.]
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hoping that it will tell and show him the things that words would fail to explain. Something that language cannot touch.
She slides her fingers out from between his at last so that she can wrap her arms around his shoulders, deepening that kiss further with a gentle parting of her lips, the heat of her breath dancing across his in a quiet, soft bid of an invitation. A brief one, to be sure, considering where they are, but she can hardly help herself.
And when it's over, she doesn't go far.]
... You're sure this isn't the end of the night?
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But as much as he wants to savor and take more of her taste, and as much as he would like to whisk her away...]
...Could make it so.
[...There is something more scheduled.
He lightly bites her lower lip, eyes gleaming down at hers.]
But there is one place we need to go... That will help with that little "ending."
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I have a feeling that "ending" doesn't exactly mean what I think it does, though.
[It never does.
Fortunately for him, she still hasn't figured out what that means.]
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[Just another cryptic smile and suggestive glance, lips brushing against hers one last time before he pulls back. If he doesn't, they surely will never leave because there is no question he wouldn't let her go if she tried to be the one to part.]
This way.
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But she takes one last glance at the snowy pier, wanting to take in the sight before she lets him lead her away, arms once more looping together because she can't stay apart for long.
And as they walk, she gives a whimsical sigh.]
... Wow, can't believe I'm going to be a married woman.
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Stranger for me. Thought I would be single all my life.
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Wonder what it's like...
[She grins, happy that he's decided to play along.]
Think it's everything people say it is?
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But...
[A gentle squeeze of her hand.]
I think ours will be better, regardless.
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Bet we'll put all those other stories to shame.
[They already have, she thinks. Two worlds, two different sets of memories converging all into one, and now here they are... proposed to again for the... how many times is that now?]
I guess we'll see. You'd better make a good husband.
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I hope to live up to your expectations. At least I know you are already perfect.
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No, you don't. [She swats him very gently on the arm.] We aren't married yet, remember?
... Plus, you've blown me away every chance you could find tonight.
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[A smug look.]
But that doesn't mean I can't improve.
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[She nods back to the pier.]
Everything is already more perfect than I imagined. ... I'm a little scared to see what else you've got planned. Only because I know I could never live up to it.
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[And then a quieter if wistful smile.]
Doing things like this... Is something I never would have imagined. So I'm glad it could be with you.
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...
He still continues to spoil her anyway.]
You do it too much, you know. Next time, you'll have to let me spoil you.
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I know. But I like seeing you smile.
[As long as it made her happy and smiling, he would do anything.]
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No shortage of sweet things to do or say, and Tifa can only handle so much before she feels like she might burst with love.]
And what if I want to see you smile, too? If I want to make you smile?
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[Oh he knows he's being difficult. Payback for all the times she made it difficult for him before? Maybe.]
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Well. Too bad for you that I get to plan our next date. I'll get those smiles out of you yet.
[And she'll reach up and poke him gently on the cheek.]
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I look forward to it.
[A very deep, meaningful gaze, his voice a low timbre that carries clearly through the air before he tugs her up the last bit back to the main walkway.]
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[Her giggle is high-pitched and shy, the warmth of his lips making her fingertips tingle, and even after, she doesn't pull away, instead wrapping her hand around his and holding it.]
So, how much longer are you going to keep me guessing, huh?
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