Funny Saturday

Ravine finds herself in the hotel room, in her pajamas and happy with the warm on her back. She smiles greatly, realising that the wedding of his best friend was fruitful yesterday. Today, they will be holding a reception which doesn't require then to wear masks.

Aaron was still asleep. In her eyes, he looked no less than a drooling baby as she chuckles at how adorable her beloved was. She holds his face, suddenly the smile disappearing from her lips.

"When could we have a wedding like this?" Her voice was barely above a whisper as she says. She felt like crying. There was no tike for either of them to go ahead and plan a wedding for themselves.

It was all turning back to day one again, their first date...

No one was really taking initiation. Ravine would hate it if she was the only one participating in planning and execution of one of their biggest days. She was also a little insecure about his choices.

Yes, they've talked about having babies... but the topic of marriage was never spoken again after they've mutually proposed to each other for the same.

"I'll call you my wife, soon." Ravine hears the male speak. She widens her eyes, not expecting him to be awake.

"Why are we taking so much time then?" She asks.

"We're busy individuals, now at our best stages of life. I mean..." suddenly, the male rolls over and props up above her, pinning her hands to the mattress.

"A wedding isn't as easy as they make it look. We're different than them. We have to follow some procedures. Besides..." he looks away.

"What is it?" She asks, concerned about his thoughts which ruin his sly smile.

"I don't want you to go back to the kingdom..." he says. Her furrowed eyebrows relax at once. She didn't want to hear him say that, but he's said it now.

"Why... Why'd you say that?" Ravine gets up to sit on the mattress, facing him. He knew he's upset her, but he didn't know he upset her A LOT.

"Ravine, I'm sorry I said it—"

"It's alright. I understand." She says.

"Wait. Where are you going?" He calls behind her. Ravine wears her robe over her pajama set and sprays some mouth freshener before saying, "I'm going to catch some air outside. It's stuffy in here." She says, but what her words meant were,

"I'm gonna go outside and get my mind settled off your silly words."

Sighing, he falls back as he stares at the closed door. He was never meant to say the words. He's gotta think of a way to convince her now.

Suddenly, he was reminded of her master plan in luring him out to the park to propose to him in the grandest way.

How was he supposed to compete with that?

****

In a hurry, Ravine knocked over the glass behind her as she caves her shoulders in. She was guilty for knocking it off when someone appears behind her.

"Ravine?" The male voice calls.

It was Gerroto, fit in his swimming shorts as a towel hangs around his neck.

"Where's your husband? And don't worry about that, I'll pay—"

"No, I mean what are you doing here alone? Don't you and A-Aaron walk around like conjoint twins all the time?" Ravine raises her eyebrow at his complex diction use.

"Well... uh... come with me!" Holding his arm, the woman rushes to find an empty room and enters inside without the keys.

"What's up?" The male asks, drying his hair and sitting on the couch beside her. He places his hand on her shoulder, reassuring her without knowing the cause of it.

"Aaron and I are on our way to break up." She says out of the blue. Gerroto looks at her with his infamous blank face. He wouldn't understand why they want to break up when everything was going just fine.

"I'm kidding! Jeez! Get an emotion out— oh, sorry." She realises the same.

"Break up? No. You shouldn't break up with him."

"I know I shouldn't!~" Crying, the woman leans towards him.

They see Charlie behind them, calling Gerroto's name in search of his husband. Before Gerroto could call him to let him know where he is, Ravine shuts his mouth to which he blabbers against her hand whatsoever.

"Shush! I don't want him to know."

"Okay. O-okay." He replies.

"He said I shouldn't be going back to Eulandia... that's mean, but I get it. I know where he's coming from and why he doesn't want to leave New York with me."

"Hmm... can't he establish his headquarters there? Besides, it's only few hours distance from here."

"Well said, Gerroto boy. But... it's not that easy. He won't leave America further away to come live with me while I become the queen!"

"Why not!?" He exclaims, different from a normal exclamation.

"Well, because he's attached to this city!"

"WHO SAID THAT!?" Ravine screams when the male yells a response from the door.

Behind him was Charlie with a sassy expression. Ravine holds her racing heart while a slightly mad Aaron comes towards her, going on his knees to come to her height.

"Wherever you go, I'm coming with you Ravine. You were my mommy, my beat friend and everything that I needed in my heartbroken life. We grew up with each other, my personality depends on your creation!" He slightly yells at her face, making her close her eyes in stress.

"But—"

"My ass! Let's get married, right now!"

"Whoa whoa whoa!"

"Aaron wait—"

"No marriage! No marriage!"

Three different people yell at the overexcited boy who was dragging Ravine to the door to get married, for real.

"Are you serious, oh my gosh!" Exclaiming, Ravine withdraws her wrist from his grip as he pinches the bridge of his nose.

"Yeah... but we are getting married. Soon fucking enough." He says.

Ravine chuckles while sitting back on the couch, bouncing with the mattress.

"As you wish, baby boy. I'm no one to stop you." Saying, the male chuckles as he comes back to the couch, stealing a kiss before saying.

"Come back to our room. I wanna cuddle." He says.

"Yeah right. As if it's going to stop there."