Ethan came along as witness and presented Hannah with a small but tasteful bouquet of pink and white roses. Smiling at her obvious delight, "You should have something old (showing the antique ribbon tying everything together), something new (motioning to the flowers), something borrowed, (placing his own scarf around her neck), and something blue (motioning to himself).  "I know I could have made you happy but I will support and protect the both of you."  He kissed her gently on the cheek before turning to shake Andrew's hand.  "Take care of her or you will have hell to pay."<br/><br/>The ceremony was short but sweet and the bride and groom became upset about not having rings.  But Ethan had as another surprise.  Small white satin boxes, both cradling white gold bands with two diamonds embedded securely by intricate scrolling. "The diamonds represent each of you in a bond of unending love and marriage." Kissing each other, signed and notarized marriage certificate in hand, they stepped out of the chapel.  Entering as a couple, they were now and forever one.  Helping them to a private airstrip, Ethan gave instructions to the crew to fly them a small private island.  "The elders agreed to help you live in peace.  Andrew, don't worry your family is safe and the island will be home."  Waving as the plane took off, he watched them fly away into the night. "It's a dream," Hannah smiled over at her new husband, "We both get to be happy and you've learned to fly."