fire and rain // forheadedrose

27. Carnival honeymoon

D E J A

"Consider this our honeymoon." I smiled as I was walked through the fair grounds with my husband.

"You know, since we're not actually going anywhere." I chuckled.

"Fine, but I still get to carry you over the threshold." He said with his finger in the air and I laughed.

"Deal." I smiled, "Wasn't Charlie's speech sweet?" I sighed happily.

"Yeah, unlike Roger's where it was just a bunch of threats towards me." He joked and I laughed.

"And we have it all on tape, thanks to RJ." I said smiling widely.

"You know what? I didn't know it was possible but I think you look even more attractive with a wedding band on." I smiled as he kissed my temple before I pulled him over towards the Ferris wheel.

A few people gave us strange looks as we waited in line with such fine clothing.

After waiting for a minute, we were seated on the beautiful wheel.

They closed us in before it started moving, taking us high into the air.

Riggs put his arm around my shoulders before we stopped, I leaned my head on him.

"How terrible would it be if it started raining now?" I asked as we sat at the top of the wheel.

"The worst." He chuckled as he took his eyes off the starry night sky and he looked down at me.

I smiled as I sat up and leaned towards his lips, I closed my eyes as they moved in sync.

I lightly held under his jaw as he held my body closer to him, until we were interrupted.

His phone started vibrating and we slowly broke apart, "It's work, of course." He sighed.

"Hey, the criminals don't take a day off even if we do." I lightly joked although I was bummed that we couldn't go on more rides and have fun on the rest of our wedding day.

"Well, we do still have some time on here." He said as he put his phone away.

He leaned over and kissed my neck as my pout went away almost instantly.

I smirked before I faced him, his lips working their way up to me.

We broke apart and I quietly gasped as the wheel started to move again with a loud bang.

I sighed as I loosened my grip on Martin, I looked over at him to see a playful smirk on his face.

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"How lame is this?" I sighed as Riggs and I filled out some paperwork in the break room on our wedding evening.

All of it stating that we were now legally bound to each other, they even had our lawyers down here so we could refile our wills.

We were nearing the end of all the paperwork when Riggs exhaled loudly as he stood up and walked to the vending machine.

"Pretty damn lame. Hungry?" He asked.