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- Jesse
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- Mixed Blood
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- Brodie
- Wand
- Curly 14 Inch Pliable Mahogany Wand with Phoenix Tail Feather Core
- Age
- August 11, 2010 (49)
It had been just over a year since that night in the park, the night Aeon had gotten engaged to the most beautiful man he knew, the absolute love of his life. The two of them, he and Brodie together under the vast night sky, with his fiance's proposal written in the stars. It was the happiest day of his life, one he'd never expected to top. Yet here he was, standing in the center of a spacious, circular clearing hidden away within the forests of New Zealand, while his closest friends and family helped to prepare the area for his wedding which was only hours away now.
His wedding. It still didn't seem real. Marriage was always something he'd looked forward to, and now that it was finally here it felt like a dream, the reality of it was yet to catch up with him. Even as he watched the archway constructed before his eyes, thin green vines curling up and across it's white frame, weaving and blossoming with beautiful violet flowers, while a long velvet carpet unrolled itself across the grass and down the aisle, it was like viewing it from an outsider's perspective. Was it really happening?Aeon turned away from the archway, hands clasped nervously together. In just a short time, he'd be standing under it making his vows and sealing his love with Brodie for the rest of their lives. There was nothing he wanted more and he had to make sure everything was perfect. Absolutely nothing could go wrong today. The wizard walked slowly between the rows of seats, constantly adjusting and readjusting them. Each line had to be perfect. Glancing up, he watched as Dallas, his best friend and the woman who would bring his future children into the world, decorate the landscape with beautiful flowers and small floating lanterns, each one hanging in the air as if suspended by an invisible thread. To his left sat Twiddle, his house elf, whose fingers were constantly snapping while he worked his magic and aided in their preparations. To his right, standing in front of a large expanse of crystal-clear water and a relatively high, cascading waterfall, stood his twin sibling Sern, who with wand in hand was muffling the sounds of crashing water to a more peaceful volume. Only recently reunited, Aeon was grateful to have him present.
The hours passed and soon enough, the sun had begun to set. The sky was filled with shades of oranges, reds and purples, flecked with the sun's slowly fading golden rays which bathed the area in a warm glow. Aeon stood within the confines of a tall, pristine tent erected just at the edge of the clearing, it's entrance facing out toward the aisle. Outside, he could hear people beginning to arrive; Friends, family, colleagues. It was a strange feeling to hear their voices but not be able to interact with them. He had to stay segregated until the ceremony began, there was no contact with anyone. Well, everyone except his bridal party at least.
"Is this..is this really happening?" Summers asked aloud, turning to the others in his tent. Dallas and Kida, his best friend and cousin looking absolutely beautiful in their bridal gowns. Sern, his identical twin looking immaculate in his suit. Even little Scarlet looked gorgeous, sitting there holding a woven basket full of petals, hair braided with flowers. Restlessly, Summers fidgeted with the cuff of his sleeve, feeling as if it were a little too tight and restrictive, despite being tailored to his measurements. "I'm going to be married. Married. I should be happy. No, I am happy. I'm so excited I can barely breathe. But, I'm also worried and a little terrified. It's all one big mix of emotion. What if something happens? Merlin, especially after Nicolas and Ava's wedding..." He trailed off, eyes to the floor as he tried not too think too much about the event. He'd seen a man die just feet away from him, moments after tying the knot. The ordeal had almost made him put off the wedding entirely. Shaking his head, gently so as to avoid messing up his hair too much, he returned his gaze to those surrounding him. "It's all going to be fine, right? I'm no Head Auror after all. Jeez, I've never worried this much in my life." He took a deep breath, attempting to calm his nerves. "I just hope I can make Brodie happy, for the rest of our lives."
His wedding. It still didn't seem real. Marriage was always something he'd looked forward to, and now that it was finally here it felt like a dream, the reality of it was yet to catch up with him. Even as he watched the archway constructed before his eyes, thin green vines curling up and across it's white frame, weaving and blossoming with beautiful violet flowers, while a long velvet carpet unrolled itself across the grass and down the aisle, it was like viewing it from an outsider's perspective. Was it really happening?Aeon turned away from the archway, hands clasped nervously together. In just a short time, he'd be standing under it making his vows and sealing his love with Brodie for the rest of their lives. There was nothing he wanted more and he had to make sure everything was perfect. Absolutely nothing could go wrong today. The wizard walked slowly between the rows of seats, constantly adjusting and readjusting them. Each line had to be perfect. Glancing up, he watched as Dallas, his best friend and the woman who would bring his future children into the world, decorate the landscape with beautiful flowers and small floating lanterns, each one hanging in the air as if suspended by an invisible thread. To his left sat Twiddle, his house elf, whose fingers were constantly snapping while he worked his magic and aided in their preparations. To his right, standing in front of a large expanse of crystal-clear water and a relatively high, cascading waterfall, stood his twin sibling Sern, who with wand in hand was muffling the sounds of crashing water to a more peaceful volume. Only recently reunited, Aeon was grateful to have him present.
The hours passed and soon enough, the sun had begun to set. The sky was filled with shades of oranges, reds and purples, flecked with the sun's slowly fading golden rays which bathed the area in a warm glow. Aeon stood within the confines of a tall, pristine tent erected just at the edge of the clearing, it's entrance facing out toward the aisle. Outside, he could hear people beginning to arrive; Friends, family, colleagues. It was a strange feeling to hear their voices but not be able to interact with them. He had to stay segregated until the ceremony began, there was no contact with anyone. Well, everyone except his bridal party at least.
"Is this..is this really happening?" Summers asked aloud, turning to the others in his tent. Dallas and Kida, his best friend and cousin looking absolutely beautiful in their bridal gowns. Sern, his identical twin looking immaculate in his suit. Even little Scarlet looked gorgeous, sitting there holding a woven basket full of petals, hair braided with flowers. Restlessly, Summers fidgeted with the cuff of his sleeve, feeling as if it were a little too tight and restrictive, despite being tailored to his measurements. "I'm going to be married. Married. I should be happy. No, I am happy. I'm so excited I can barely breathe. But, I'm also worried and a little terrified. It's all one big mix of emotion. What if something happens? Merlin, especially after Nicolas and Ava's wedding..." He trailed off, eyes to the floor as he tried not too think too much about the event. He'd seen a man die just feet away from him, moments after tying the knot. The ordeal had almost made him put off the wedding entirely. Shaking his head, gently so as to avoid messing up his hair too much, he returned his gaze to those surrounding him. "It's all going to be fine, right? I'm no Head Auror after all. Jeez, I've never worried this much in my life." He took a deep breath, attempting to calm his nerves. "I just hope I can make Brodie happy, for the rest of our lives."