At the risk of sounding like a total brat, I huffed and turned my head toward D'Ara, who chuckled in response.
"Yes; since our bride seems to be impatient to start, let's do this quickly."
Oof--she got me. I bit my lips and looked down to hide my embarrassment. Honestly, even though I really wanted to, I couldn't bring myself to look at Natha, because...
Why did he have to be telling me all of that now?! In front of everyone?! He should have saved it and said it to me later when it was just the two of us. Gosh--and he said he couldn't think of anything to say...
How long would his prepared speech be then?
"Shall we start?" D'Ara asked, and I unconsciously straightened my back even more.
Pressing her thumb on the base of our ring finger, her eyes glowed. The wind felt like they were suddenly stopping. I couldn't feel the breeze, but the swirling rainbow moved, parting ways so we could see the blue sky above the tower for the first time.
