Wedding Bells || Cassandra & Marissa
Cassie was so focused on trying to think of something that would help her pass the time that she barely noticed her fiance standing right next to her. If it wasn’t for the fact that said woman spoke up, she was pretty certain she would have never noticed the other was there. Nevertheless, once her eyes laid upon the other’s figure, she felt her breath hitch a little in surprise.
Marissa looked absolutely perfect. Obviously this thing did not mean as much to Cassie as it meant to Marissa, but the former would be dammed if she ever went on with her life without having the opportunity to see the latter on her wedding gown. “Wow,” she muttered under her breath, and she could barely register that the other was speaking.
Once the other emphasized how “unlucky” this situation is for their future, Cassie seemed to have snapped from her small trance, finally paying attention to what the other was saying. “Luck can kiss my ass,” the blonde said jokingly, walking up to her fiance and reaching out for her hands. “You okay though, baby?”
Marissa has the distinct feeling that her finacee wasn't even listening to a word she said. But finally, once she'd lost the dopey look from her face, Cassie spoke. Sighing, Marissa wanted to back away and leave and pay attention to tradition, but the other's voice and her fingers interlaced with her owned calmed her down considerably.
"I'm just..." Nervous was the wrong word, she wasn't nervous, not really, and she certainly wasn't scared. The wedding was all but a formality at this point, little more than Cassie indulging her when they just as easily could have gone down to town hall to get a marriage license. "Anxious," she finally replied, worrying her lip.
Honestly, she simply wanted to get the ceremony over with so she could spend the night drinking expensive wine and dancing with her wife. Looking up again, she gave a small smile. "You look amazing, Cassandra."















