Tonshi Yagi

Aftermath

"Tonshi." I hear a familiar voice call to me. I open my eyes to see a brightly lit room in front of me. "Tonton!" The familiar voice belongs to my brother. He isn't in his All Might form, and he's wearing a tux that actually fits his smaller body."You ready?" He asks. I scrunch up my face in confusion.

"Ready for what?" I ask him. He laughs a little before seeing that I'm serious.

"You're not getting cold feet, are you?" He asks with a worried expression.

"Cold feet? What?" I ask. I look down at myself and see that I am wearing a white dress. "What the hell? I need a mirror." I say. Toshinori motions behind me and turn to see myself in a floor length mirror. I'm breathless at the image of me standing in it. This dress is perfect. It accentuates my waist, and doesn't make me look stalky. My eye catches something on my hand and I bring it up to get a closer look. It's an engagement ring. The design is a simple silver band with one small diamond mounted on it. My breath hitches and I feel tears prick at the corners of my eyes.

"Ton, is everything alright?" I lovingly touch the ring as I nod my head. It's definitely something he would pick out. "You sure?"

"Yes." I reply just under a shout as I turn back to my brother. "Yes. I'm ready." I can't help the smile on my face and Toshinori smiles back. He offers his arm and I take it immediately. "I've been waiting for this moment my entire life." I say as we walk out of the current room and into another.

"I know." Nori says. "You deserve to live your dreams." We walk into a larger room with cathedral ceilings and large windows. Light cascades through the windows, illuminating the decorations around the room. I take a breath as the wedding march starts. Toshinori, and I begin to walk down the aisle and I look ahead of me. At the alter I can see him there in a tux with his hair tied back in a bun. His scarf is nowhere to be seen, but his facial hair is still present.

"Wow." I react. He's the sexiest man in this room. I can't take my eyes off 'im. He's looking back at me with wide eyes and a slacked jaw. I feel like I'm the only person on the planet. Everything else just falls away and it's just him and me. We're locked in each other's gazes until I make it to the alter. Toshinori gives my hand over to Shota and kisses my temple before standing over behind my husband to be. I briefly look to the person standing behind me and see Hizashi. He's already crying in his own tux. I guess I don't really have any female friends, so I'm okay with this. I look back to Shota as the ceremony begins.

"Welcome, family, friends, and loved ones." I hear Nezu say from a podium next to/between us. That's an interesting choice. "We are gathered here today to celebrate the joining of Tonshi and Shota..." He continues to speak, but I lose myself in Shota's eyes. My trance isn't broken until it's time for the vows. "Shota? Do you have any vows prepared?"

"Of course." He answers. He clears his throat lightly before beginning. "The first time I met you, I was the new kid in school. I tried to stay away from just about everyone. I didn't care if I made friends, but during my first day at lunch you sat with me at the otherwise empty table. You said nothing until I asked you what you wanted. I will never forget what you told me." He pauses to get a hold of himself. "You said, 'I want to marry you one day.' I remember thinking that you were the craziest girl in our class." The crowd laughs a bit. "Since that day, I have not been able to shake you from my life or my mind. And I hope that'll continue into the future until the day I die." The tears I've been trying to hold back finally escape and run down my face. He reaches up a hand to wipe away the little rivers as he smiles at me.

"And Tonshi," Nezu says, getting my attention. "Your vows?"

"Y-yes." I answer as I wipe at some of the tears that were left. "Shota, just about everyone knows about my instant attachment to you." Again the attendees let out a laugh. "So, I feel like I don't know what else I can say to you that I haven't said already." I take a breath before I continue. "You are my soulmate, my other half. I don't know what I would do without you, and I hope I won't ever have to experience a day like that until the day I die." More tears make their way down my cheeks as I end my vows.