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"Yeah. I think it is." It had only hit him after the trade with Ilistoh was complete that this gesture would be the perfect reflection of what he had done when they'd first met. The ring he had 'stolen' from her had rarely left his finger since.

Hearing Xariy's name, Serr smirked. It certainly seemed as though Eziya had a knack for attracting thieves. "I think she'd make a good friend. I did have a talk with Kauff, but it ended with us more like accomplices. But you're right. We've been able to find the good in everything we've done. This won't be any different."

His shoulders now far looser than they had been minutes before, Serr felt confident in his words and the future he could imagine for them, even if the thought of getting there still made his stomach drop.

"I'm glad," he said simply. "That's it. But really, if you need someone to help at the clinic, I could try." It might end in disaster, but he would give it a shot.

Serr pressed his palm to hers and wiggled his fingers. Marriage might have been a more elaborate ceremony for his ancestors, but he hadn't known them so this was fine with him.

"I pronounce us Eziya and Serr. Serr and Eziya." He chuckled. "I won't say no to another ring, but this one will always be special." He lowered his hand to her waist. "We should tell Fiia. Or... this is our honeymoon? We should do something fun."

He grinned, happy that Eziya was happy. Not that he wasn't excited all on his own, but that excitement was flavored with shock. It was easier to take in her good mood instead. From dreaming to marriage in under an hour. Seemed about right for them. Serr kissed her back, smiling against her cheek.

"How about downtown? There's probably a bunch of stuff we haven't seen."