Need a hundred lifetimes kinda love
Their pell-mell descent down the staircase feels like a disaster waiting to happen, but the sheer velocity of their unleashed giddiness outpaces the risk before it has a chance to trip them up. Skirting the edge of it as they do leaves him breathless as they teeter and then swing back into the safety of each other, stumbling out into the beach with all the invincibility of laughter and love.
His motion carries him a step in the opposite direction of her, attention snagged on the distant, tumbling thing, but she reels it back effortlessly. With the tug of her hand in his, he spins that half-step back towards her, curving as the motion of their arrival hasn't fully unwound from his limbs but feeds right back into bringing him to her. She rises up, and with a turn of his heel, he captures her and lifts, pulling the ring of her legs against him as the kiss deepens past their lips and spreads into the press of their bodies.
The bond feels incandescent, barely dimming even as breath dares to slip between them and words shove in with more insistence than he'd like. "Since everyone will already know who's wedding they're at, I think we only need first names." He yields his mouth to something more than testing her heat. "Although, it could be a way to announce our new last name, if we did full names."
His motion carries him a step in the opposite direction of her, attention snagged on the distant, tumbling thing, but she reels it back effortlessly. With the tug of her hand in his, he spins that half-step back towards her, curving as the motion of their arrival hasn't fully unwound from his limbs but feeds right back into bringing him to her. She rises up, and with a turn of his heel, he captures her and lifts, pulling the ring of her legs against him as the kiss deepens past their lips and spreads into the press of their bodies.
The bond feels incandescent, barely dimming even as breath dares to slip between them and words shove in with more insistence than he'd like. "Since everyone will already know who's wedding they're at, I think we only need first names." He yields his mouth to something more than testing her heat. "Although, it could be a way to announce our new last name, if we did full names."
Kaisel
I could say forever, but forever ain't long enough
Wearing a watery blue, faded and stretched-out sparkling hair tie on his left wrist
