~Your POV~
A slow nod soon turned to a rapid one. Tears spilled in front of me as I smiled widely at the raven haired boy.
"Y-yes..." I muttered.
"I-I will... I do..." Clasping a hand over my mouth, more tears spilled. I hugged him tightly, with a bear grip. I heard him groan a bit, as if I was too tight, but I didn't want to let him go. He just asked me the six words I've always wanted to hear. Those simple six words can waver a heart like a flag. Thank you, Kazuto.
"Thank you, Kazuto..." Thoughts turned to words. I felt his grip tighten on me as a light chuckle escaped his lips.
"You're welcome. I've been wanting to ask that for a while, (Y/N). I'm glad I was finally able to muster up the courage."
***
After roughly seven months, there we were. Hand in hand, standing on a wonderful beach with a burgundy sunset painting the sky. It was perfect. The raven haired boy -No that wasn't the word... That's not the way to describe him anymore. That man - stared me in the eyes with confidence and passion.
This is happening. This is real. I've always wanted this.
"Do you, Kirigaya Kazuto, take this woman, (L/N) (Y/N), as your lawfully wedded wife, through sickness and health, you shall never part, until the end of your lives?"
Those steely black eyes wavered as they disconnected with mine for a moment to look at the priest. He looked back at me, gave me one of his many signature smiles, and his eyes glazed over with tears.
"...I do."
The priest smiled and turned to me.
"Do you, (L/N) (Y/N), take this man, Kirigaya Kazuto, to be your lawfully wedded husband, through sickness and health, you shall never part, until the end of your lives?"
This is it. The moment. I've dreamed of this.
It all came down to this. Two simple words. That's all it is. Those two words and Kazuto will never leave me.
"I do." With that, the crowd of my parents and brother and sister erupted in cheers, and I could hear my mom crying with joy.
"You may now kiss the bride." Kazuto smiled brightly at me, a single tear forging a line down his face. He wiped it away quickly, rejoined our hands, and leaned forward ever so slowly. My heartbeat went wild as a few of my own tears fell. I leaned close, with half lidded eyes. One kiss to seal them all.
