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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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[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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[And as if on cue, as they take a few steps down the walkway past one of the building, there is a horse-drawn sleigh waiting at the corner.]
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Eustace...
[She whirls around to him, her eyes absolutely lit up.]
Is that for us!?
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Yes. Remember the horses we helped?
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[She rushes him, almost looking like she's going to shove him or something, but instead, she wraps her arms around his waist.]
You sneaky... you organized it all for today...
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Come on, they've waited long enough.
[Nope, doesn't answer as he guides her along towards the sleigh waiting for them.]
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And just as she's about to climb aboard the sleigh, she pauses and glances back at Eustace.]
... This means that there's way more to come, doesn't it?
[And up she goes.]
We have at least one more stop.
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[He helps her up, providing a supporting hand before hopping on right after. And of course, they will be sitting next to each other, a thick, warm blanket provided as well as some hot chocolate and refreshments the coachman has brought.
And once they're settled in, there's just light flick of the reins and a word of command before the horse pulls away, trotting down the snow covered streets of Reverein.]
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But as the ride goes on, Tifa starts to figure it out. They pass through the plaza, past the residences, and down a trail into the trees that she recognizes well. It's been a while since they've come down this way, but it's hard to forget such a special place.]
... The corgi tree.
[She utters finally, as they come down the quiet path, the sounds of the town so far behind them that her voice is barely a hushed whisper, but still so loud in the quiet.]
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It only makes it all that much more magical and enchanting as they come to a halt, and yes, she does choose to leap into his arms—gently. It's more of a fall than anything, expecting and trusting that he will catch her and place her down on the ground.]
Why here, though?
[She thinks she knows why, but she wants to hear his reason, too.]
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[A mischievous grin before he looks over at the coachman and gives him a nod. With a knowing grin and salute in return, he turns the horse and they soon retreat down the same path, the lights guiding their way.]
And it's been a while since we've been here.
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It has.
[She can see the outline of the tree up ahead, but she keeps her eyes on him.]
How long ago has it been since we spent much time here?
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[And he actually feels a little regret as he places his hand on the door, pausing outside it for a moment.]
You know... Before we got together, I was planning to move into and live here with the dogs.
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... Before something more muted and bittersweet descends over her expression.]
Yeah. I remember.
[She does take that step forward, but it's towards him instead of the door.]
You spent a lot of time here back then.
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[A quiet hum as he thinks back. Back to when he and Alice first stumbled onto his tree... The tree's magic making him lose his memories... The ordeal he put Tifa and others through to get them back and finally overcoming the magic... The corgis and everything after... And then they eventually married in front of this tree.]
Feels like a long time ago...
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