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 Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2011 6:07 pm
Watching as more guests arrived, Cynthia scoped the growing amount of guests for her father's face. When she wasn't able to spot him, she leaned back into her seat with crossed arms, silently pouting for making them all wait. Her gaze focused on her lap, her fingers moving in fidgety motions as she thought; until she heard a light rap on the window beside her. Startled, she glanced up with a prepared frown, that turned into a bright grin as she recognized the man waiting for her to notice. Opening her door, she stepped out with Amelia's help, and embraced her father with a hug. "Ah, you're late!"
Finally arriving to the beach, Craig was dressed formally, in a suit that was only ever brought out his closet when he was forced to wear it; with the only exception being his daughter's wedding. After gathering the witch's attention, he tapped lightly on the limo's dark window. As the door opened, he felt a twang of guilt at her words, but returned the hug with his answer. "I'm here now, hunny. But I still don't know if that boy deserves to take away all your attention." Her laughter eased away his stress, and he stepped back to flash an encouraging smile. All joking aside, he would be proud to offer his daughter to another, knowing that she was simply the best and would make any guy she chose happy. An expression of proud knowledge lined Lyndis' face, letting the world know that she was thrilled to know something another didn't. "Oh, it's easy!" She giggled, beginning her explanation with a one-sided demonstration. While clapping the air made no sound, she paused after a few seconds, trying to discern if Yvette understood or not. No one would blame the girl if she didn't, as six-year-olds generally made terrible teachers. Taking his response with a nod, she was happy to note that the drama teach took his promises seriously; something that didn't seem to appear very often among most promises made. Glancing about as he did, she raised an eyebrow at the soft mention of his brother. She caught the light hint of a joke beneath the words, forcing a small bit of knowledge to emerge, reminding Bella of the younger Sol's abilities. After an automatic look to the water, she felt a light laugh lace her response. "Well, I would assume that gives him something to hang over the couple's heads for a bit." She had no idea if Cam would do such a thing, but it was an amusing thought. Letting her amusement settle into a smile, she shot a look toward the limo, realizing after a moment that the bride would be prepared to make her way to the alter soon. Turning back to face Adney, she motioned towards the general direction of Cynthia's position, then to the chairs as she spoke again. "Shall we take a seat?"
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Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2011 6:28 pm
Yvette let out a gasp. "Ooooh." She answered. She knew what it was now. It was called Handslaping according to her mother. She then started to do it with Lyndis now that she understood what she was doing.
Haikimaru smiled at Cam. "Yeah, but she was flirting with you. I don't care if you flirt back. I am staying firm to having one relationship. Two doesn't work at the same time." He informed Cam. It was more true that the fox was happy they were at least talking. "Go ahead. You want to talk to Lloyd right." Haiki let Cam go. He didn't want to stop being friends again.
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Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2011 9:50 am
 Tell Me Baby~
Raising an eyebrow in question, the redhead watches the kitsune a moment before his signature smirk broke through his features. "One relationship is certainly hard enough." the bass player joked, hands in his pockets. He had noticeably relaxed now that he knew Haiki wasn't cross with him for whatever reason. Glancing over his shoulder to the person mentioned, he nods. "Knowing Lloyd, he's probably freaked out. I haven't seen him this bad since we played that show in Minneapolis without rehearsing." speaking of the show brought a look of amusement to the redhead's features, and one had to wonder if this boy ever stressed. "I do have a few questions for you after the ceremony for you, but it seems it's very close to starting. I would suggest finding seats." he reached out to pat the other man's arm, giving him a quick smile. "It's good to see you again." he informs the other before turning and walking swiftly back to the groom's side.
"Oh, I'm sure he has plenty of other things to hold over them already." knowing his brother, he probably kept a large mental file on each. Following her sharp look to the fancy car parked at the edge of the beach, he raised a brow in curiosity as a woman who could only be the bride appeared from within. Turning his attention back to his lovely date for the evening, he nods his assent. "Yes, I believe that would be best." especially if they wanted decent seats. He assumed the front row would be reserved for family and close friends, and while he was content to sit somewhere in the middle, it would be hard to see from the back.
....You're Getting Better All The Time.
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Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2011 11:15 am
Lloyd was once more gazing out over the water, his mind adrift across the waves. It was nearly time to begin, and while he was no longer as nervous as he was before, he still wasn't sure the right discussion was being made...
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The Original Jitterbug Vice Captain
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Cherry-x-Sorbet Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 3:43 pm
Chuckling in response to his statement, she could only imagine what antics the couple would have done to be under such a list. Moving beside Adney, they sat in what she assumed to be, comfortable seat along the second row. After all, how could one enjoy a wedding without being able to see properly? After calling Lyndis away from her game, she was ushered toward the bride and reminded of her instructions. Once Amelia was sure she was focused enough to preform the task, she gave hugs to each of the three people, whispering a message of 'goodluck' to Cynthia. Flashing a smile, she turned and made her way as inconspicuously as possible to find a seat among the bride's side. Returning the hug given from Amelia, she looped her arm with her father's. It wouldn't take very long to reach the alter, yet it seemed to take all her concentration not forget to take the first step. Lyndis' light fingers splashed the aisle with flower petals, causing any last worries to wash away from Cynthia's thoughts. She held a smile as she shifted her gaze from the flower girl to her arm, gently being released from Craig's grasp. After a moment, he stepped back into his seat, allowing her to turn back and take the final step to stand across from Lloyd. Yes, she was happier than she'd ever remember; the next minutes would forever be ingrained along her memory.
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Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 4:55 pm
It all happened in a flash: What seemed like moments ago, he was thinking if this was the right decision or not, Cam talking him through his insecurities, and now, her he was, standing at the altar. Cameron had managed to remove most of the fear and doubt from his mind, but any and all that remained was utterly obliterated as he looked across to Cynthia, and the look on her face. Looking to the priest, he nodded. The had been the right choice after all.
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The Original Jitterbug Vice Captain
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