Jailed My Heart (A Wardenler Fanfic)

Put a Ring On It

This is it. I can't do this. Not again not like this.

I can't handle this. I don't want this to happen I never wanted this to happen. Why did this have to fall on me? Why did I make that idiotic choice to think I could be a general?

This is all a dream isn't it? Wake up Warden wake up.

Warden gasped slightly sitting up fast waking up with a startled motion. Onceler opened his eyes fast hearing Wardens motion of panic, and sitting up and held him softly in comforting arms. Warden hugged him back almost emotionless, as if he hadn't processed how to show exactly what he was feeling, Some what still scared but feeling Onceler's chest calmed him down slightly. He stood there as silent tears fell off his cheeks slowly.

"It was just a nightmare I promise." He heard Oncelers ever so gentle voice tell him. Warden was shaking slightly still as he felt the sweat on his forehead. Onceler gently held Wardens hand and kissed the ring on it.

"It's ok." He quietly whispered.

Warden looked up at him and gently blushed before feeling Onceler gently lay him down again and cuddle him to help him sleep. Warden blinked the tears from his eyes as Onceler wiped them off with his thumb, closed his eyes again gently held Onceler before falling asleep once more.

Onceler knew this would be hard. He needed to leave here as soon as possible. As he knew that people would be searching for Warden as well. It wouldn't be easy with the fact warden had now committed mass murder worldwide, and if anything needed to leave the one place everyone knew he was at. Till morning he thought they would leave.

Leave for good.

By morning things were more calm. Warden gently laid in bed with Onceler for what seemed like forever, just softly touching each others face and hair, until finally Jared knocked on the door to help assist him.

Warden put on his gloves over his ringed finger trying to hide it as Onceler was busy putting his suit on in the background. Jared came in and helped assist until reading from his notepad of what they needed to cover. Jared had rambled on but seemed to notice something on Wardens finger under his glove. It looked odd until Jared looked up. "Sir is that?-"

Warden covered his hand quickly. Onceler looked over his shoulder and back at Warden for a moment. Warden meant to say something but this drew the line for him. "Actually yes Jared. It is a wedding ring." He took his glove off showing it around his finger and pointed to Onceler's on his. Warden linked his arm with Onceler's and looked at Jared. "I'm tired of having to hide my relationship and act like I'm not fucking the man next door. I love Onceler and I married him, and he means the world to me." He smiled gently at The Onceler, as he looked back at him and smiled before kissing his cheek once gently. He knew how pained it made Onceler to try and hide something that was going on for so long, and if it wasn't obvious enough he might as well come clean. Jared blinked for a minute but nodded accepting the fact that this was true.

"If you are happy sir then I am happy..." he smiled slightly before leaving the room, leaving Warden and Onceler alone.

"How would living in my factory sound?" Onceler smiled and held his hands gently. Warden smiled happily nodding. "And we can paint it to look nice."

"We can redecorate it however we like"

"Rainbows?"

"Yes rainbows"

Warden and Onceler giggled gently to eachother and hugged him softly. He looked up and held Oncelers shoulders. "We should host a wedding very soon." Warden smiled at Onceler gently. Onceler nodded smiling warmly. "In two days we can... we can set everything up and make sure everything looks right."

Warden smiled gently excited and kissed Oncies lips softly holding his shirt as Onceler gently giggled back gently wrapping his arms around him. "That sounds wonderful Onceler." He said gently. He watched as Onceler went to list preparations. Warden gently smiled holding his hands in front of him before his smile began to fade. He realized the only other people he could invite to a wedding was his employees. Warden had no living relatives or friends. But he didn't care, if this made his husband happy that was all that mattered to him.

Nothing could ruin this now. Or so he thought.