REMEMBER ME (Loki x Alina x Fandral)

Barchelor Nite & Wed

They were gazing at the sea. "Are you nervous?" "About tomorrow?" Fandral waited for her to nod, and then shook his head. "Not Really."

He glanced over at her. "Are you?" "A little." He wrapped his arms around her shoulders. "Don't be. You'll be perfectly fine, love." She nodded.

Someone came and cleared his throat, Both Alina and Fandral turned their head. "I'm sorry Lady Alina, I'm afraid I'm going to kidnap your future husband for this night." Fandral's father say, smirked. "Ah, the bachelor night as they called it." His father added. "Should I?" Fandral frowned, asked to his father. "You should be with men tonight, since you will be giving yourself to a woman tomorrow. Come, you will join us in celebrating your final night of freedom."

"Just Go. I'll be fine." Alina said assuring him smiled. He leaned in to kiss her. "It seemed I don't have a choice, do I?" "Of course you have no choice." His father chuckled. "A good evening, Lady Alina. I will see, he keep his hands to himself and off any serving maidens." His father said. Both men burst into laughter. Fandral let his hands of her and waved, winked at her. "I love you. Lock the door, will you?" She nodded giggled.

She stepped into their chamber, she realized just how quiet the room was when she was alone. She closed the door with a sigh and locked it. She sat down at her favorite perch on the window ledge, the marble was cool beneath her as she shifted to bring her legs up onto it as well, as she gazed out over the sea, listening to the waves.

"Are you worried, my son?" his father asked. "Yes, I am. I don't want to leave her alone, father. Not after all the things we have been through. We are so close to the happiness, I don't want something spoiled it." His father sighed. "I'll call some maids to be near her all night." Fandral nodded.

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-My life did begin with you and I wish my life shall end with you.-

She twirled around at the mirror, small bump still can be hidden under her wed gown that wrapped her shape of body.

"You are completely stunning my dear. Beautiful as Goddess." Fandral's father was standing in the doorway. She blushed as he pulled her into embrace. "It's my honor to walk with you to aisle. My son is a lucky man to have you." She found him blinking back tears. "I'm sorry dear, this old man sometimes get much emotional." She smiles "Oh, father." She found no words to calm him as she leaned forward to comfort him. "I want nothing more than him. He's my everything, my husband and a father for our son." "So, I'm going to have a grandson as well?" he asked. She nodded. "Oh what a wonderful news." She smiles gladly as he felt cheer up. "I wish my parents are here at this big moment." Alina said. "I'm sure your parents will feel nothing than great proud for you that soon to be a wife and a mother." He said. She smiled softly.

As they finished their conversation, Sif appeared in her bridesmaids dress that she said she wouldn't wear. "Wow, Sif you look beautiful, I thought you weren't going to wear it," Alina gasped. "It's your day and it's only fair to wear what you want me to." Alina giggled. Sif brought her bouquet and handed to her, as Sif kissed Alina's cheek. "Congratulations. I can't believe today is happening. Seeing both of you said vows. Fandral surely is a fortunate man." "Well, Sif I believe someday you'll gonna win his heart also." Sif chuckled. "Wait, you knew?" Sif raised her eyebrow. Alina giggled. "The God of Thunder will fall for you if he saw you with this dress." "Oh, don't bet for it." Sif said giggle.

"Let not make them waiting. I'm sure your Dashing husband will run here looking for you if we haven't shown yet." Fandral's father said. Sif nodded. Alina took in deep breath. Today was going to be a day she would never forget. We started down the aisle. Her stomach fluttered with every step her took as the music began to play, her heart was pounding loudly as she and Fandral's father stepped out to the beach, walking along the aisle seats, everyone was looking with a smiles on their faces. She knew there was no turning back now.