FN-2187 was, for the first time in his life, almost excited to begin his mission. Until now, his life had been spent balancing excelling with flying under the radar; exceeding all expectations placed upon him and minimizing the First Order's damage however he could, in small or significant ways. He'd helped free the Resistance pilot only a few years ago but had managed to conceal his role and actually gain a promotion as he'd "searched relentlessly" for the pilot throughout the galaxy.
Every mission he'd been sent on had been to execute some nefarious purpose. Eight-Seven had been forced to to terrible things to secure his place in the Order. Sacrifices had to be made to bring it down from the inside, but now he was finally getting OUT. He'd been taught that death was the only escape from the Order, but apparently MARRIAGE would be the mechanism of his freedom. Marriage to one Senator Hux, no less.
Naturally, Eight-Seven had not been briefed on the reasoning behind his betrothal. It was clear that he was a token of peace, a way to illustrate the First Order's commitment to peace. It was a farce, of course - Eight-Seven was a sacrifice they hoped could deliver information about the senator's secrets, but he was a sacrifice nevertheless. He knew what was expected of him, and he was ready to deliver. Anything to get out, get out, GET OUT and finally breathe the free air.
Now, though, came the first moment of his new life, the foundation upon which he would build all his future happiness, if there was any to be found. Clad in his dress uniform, Eight-Seven walked into the chamber with his head held high, dark eyes sweeping the room until he found his future husband. He could not smile, not in front of the armed guards escorting him, but he quirked his lips up in an approximation of the expression.
"Senator." He said warmly, extending his hand. "It's a pleasure. I am FN-2187."