Cas was standing suivant to the altar, waiting for Daphne to come. As the musique started she appeared and walked over the aisle. She looked at Cas only, happier than ever. Mr. Allen was walking with her and though he tried, he didn’t even look half as happy as his daughter. If anything, he looked tensed. But maybe that was just a father thing. It’s never easy to let your children go.
As soon as Daphne was standing in front of Cas the priest started talking. While he was doing that, Cas looked around him and was somewhat relieved to see Meg sitting in the audience. At least one familiar face. She caught his eye and winked.
Daphne coughed, forcing Cas to look back at her.
“Emmanuel, when I saw toi for the first time I fell in l’amour with toi instantly. toi have this innocence coming off of toi and toi can calm me down par just being with me. Though we’ve only known each other for a short period of time, I know I can trust you. I know toi won’t leave me. I know I want to spend the rest of my life with you. I won’t ever let toi go”
Cas swallowed. That all sounded so definitive.
“Emmanuel, it’s your turn” the priest said, when Cas hesitated.
“Right, sorry” Cas said. He coughed. Daphne’s speech had seemed so well-rehearsed and it probably was, but he hadn’t prepared anything.
“Just say what’s in your heart” Daphne a dit sweet. Cas looked at her and suddenly he knew the right words to say.
“Daphne, toi found me on a time I most needed to be found. I was a stranger, but toi gave me shelter. Where others showed me suspicion and hatred, toi showed me kindness and love. And now toi give me the chance to have your kindness and l’amour for the rest of our lives. I can’t wait to get started”
One single tear rolled over Daphne’s cheek and Cas frowned worried. Daphne shook her head. “It’s okay” she whispered. “I’m just happy”
“Is there anyone here who has just cause why this couple should not be joined in holy matrimony, speak now ou forever hold your peace” the priest a dit loud.
Meg jumped up. “Emmanuel, don’t marry her! I still l’amour toi so much!”
Daphne looked shocked at Cas, who looked shocked at Meg.
“Nah, I’m just kidding. Go on” Meg a dit and she sat down again.
“Daphne, do toi take Emmanuel for your lawful wedded husband, to live in the holy estate of matrimony? Will toi love, honour, comfort, and cherish him from this jour forward, forsaking all others, keeping only unto him for as long as toi both shall live?”
“I do” Daphne said, beaming.
“Emmanuel, do toi take Daphne for your lawful wedded wife, to live in the holy estate of matrimony? Will toi love, honour, comfort, and cherish her from this jour forward, forsaking all others, keeping only unto her for as long as toi both shall live?”
But when Cas could say I do ou don’t, a voice was heard.
It was a man and he was groaning. Whatever was happening he seemed to enjoy it.
All eyes were on Cas now who looked only at Daphne. She was crying again, but now it wasn’t of happiness. She turned around and ran away.
As soon as Daphne was standing in front of Cas the priest started talking. While he was doing that, Cas looked around him and was somewhat relieved to see Meg sitting in the audience. At least one familiar face. She caught his eye and winked.
Daphne coughed, forcing Cas to look back at her.
“Emmanuel, when I saw toi for the first time I fell in l’amour with toi instantly. toi have this innocence coming off of toi and toi can calm me down par just being with me. Though we’ve only known each other for a short period of time, I know I can trust you. I know toi won’t leave me. I know I want to spend the rest of my life with you. I won’t ever let toi go”
Cas swallowed. That all sounded so definitive.
“Emmanuel, it’s your turn” the priest said, when Cas hesitated.
“Right, sorry” Cas said. He coughed. Daphne’s speech had seemed so well-rehearsed and it probably was, but he hadn’t prepared anything.
“Just say what’s in your heart” Daphne a dit sweet. Cas looked at her and suddenly he knew the right words to say.
“Daphne, toi found me on a time I most needed to be found. I was a stranger, but toi gave me shelter. Where others showed me suspicion and hatred, toi showed me kindness and love. And now toi give me the chance to have your kindness and l’amour for the rest of our lives. I can’t wait to get started”
One single tear rolled over Daphne’s cheek and Cas frowned worried. Daphne shook her head. “It’s okay” she whispered. “I’m just happy”
“Is there anyone here who has just cause why this couple should not be joined in holy matrimony, speak now ou forever hold your peace” the priest a dit loud.
Meg jumped up. “Emmanuel, don’t marry her! I still l’amour toi so much!”
Daphne looked shocked at Cas, who looked shocked at Meg.
“Nah, I’m just kidding. Go on” Meg a dit and she sat down again.
“Daphne, do toi take Emmanuel for your lawful wedded husband, to live in the holy estate of matrimony? Will toi love, honour, comfort, and cherish him from this jour forward, forsaking all others, keeping only unto him for as long as toi both shall live?”
“I do” Daphne said, beaming.
“Emmanuel, do toi take Daphne for your lawful wedded wife, to live in the holy estate of matrimony? Will toi love, honour, comfort, and cherish her from this jour forward, forsaking all others, keeping only unto her for as long as toi both shall live?”
But when Cas could say I do ou don’t, a voice was heard.
It was a man and he was groaning. Whatever was happening he seemed to enjoy it.
All eyes were on Cas now who looked only at Daphne. She was crying again, but now it wasn’t of happiness. She turned around and ran away.
