“We did,” Eivind said, reaching for the bottle of wine to pour them both glasses. “I feel fortunate and I hope this is all you imagined your wedding to be.” Especially given the short notice. Eivind had still wanted it following human tradition, still wanted Blue’s family present. Sig had done well, he thought. Blue seemed happy and that was what was most important to Eivind.<br/><br/>“I think we will remember this day for a long time. Same as we will probably always remember our first joining in the cave.” Both marked a commitment to him, but perhaps Blue hadn’t realized it then that Eivind was offering his entire self. Maybe he understood more now, knowing how his mate worked. “Me fumbling. You correcting me. Us finally getting it right.” Eivind was reminiscing, one brow cocked.<br/><br/>“We probably owe Sig a lot. For this, and for then,” he said with a laugh. No wonder Eivind had been pushed to show his<i>gratitude</i>.<br/><br/>“I was lost to you even before that. Hopelessly lost to you, and that’s how it will always remain.” He didn’t have to say it anymore. Eivind’s devotion was intense. He’d do anything for Blue and was positive that would never change. Maybe some of the wolves understood that. Maybe Blue’s father believed it a little more. He’d been polite, present, but it was hard to tell from his expression if he was pleased or not. Blue’s mother and sisters were, at the very least.<br/><br/>Things with him and Sieger were still a little intense but they left the talk of pack issues for another day. No reason to burden their wedding. Synnove had already threatened him with castration. She was genuinely happy for them and Sieger was quiet. Alaric had gripped Eivind’s shoulder roughly and gave him a congratulatory shake and a harsh pat. Sig had returned to drape himself over Eivind, handing Blue a cake knife.<br/><br/>“Boys, let's focus here. Your guests would like some cake and no one is going to start without you,” he said, now that everyone had finished eating. Eivind helped remove the top layer, something to freeze for later, and Blue had the honor of taking the first slice, which he shared with his husband. Sig took over from there, making sure the rest of the guests were served so the newlyweds could return to their own little world together. Blue deserved that time of intense happiness.