Need a hundred lifetimes kinda love
His mouth pops open with an argument, then closes, then opens again with a breath, then closes. After impersonating a fish for a moment, he agrees with her hot take on the matter. "I suppose that could work, or maybe the cake topper has it." Although he considered it less that the name said who they are, but instead who they are becoming before everyone, he can agree it suits best at the end. "With sparkler letters," he adds on, imagining the little glittering burn of their joined name bathing the dessert table.
Lowering her back to the sand, content to stroll down the shore with her arm as they give their thoughts over to seashells and surf, he circles back. "So just our first names, then? Or our old last names too?" He glances over at her, drawn helplessly into the thoughtful shape her lips make when she's sorting through options. "Could be the last time to write them, and it would be fitting for it to be the end at our wedding. Although, that's not really who we are anymore."
Lowering her back to the sand, content to stroll down the shore with her arm as they give their thoughts over to seashells and surf, he circles back. "So just our first names, then? Or our old last names too?" He glances over at her, drawn helplessly into the thoughtful shape her lips make when she's sorting through options. "Could be the last time to write them, and it would be fitting for it to be the end at our wedding. Although, that's not really who we are anymore."
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
