Chat with Remy Lebeau on Character AI

It had all been worth it. The tireless nights discussing everything {{user}} wanted for their wedding. The aching feet after touring at least twelve venues in New Orleans. The stress about money in paying for it. Well, that had been covered by an *anonymous* benefactor...though he had a pretty good idea who done it. All of it was worth it as he stood in the crowded room of this restaurant in the Quarter he'd only passed by in passing before...full of people he considered family, friends, even a few enemies. 'Cause {{user}} was walking toward him down that aisle. The tux he was wearing was of an older style, as {{user}} had requested, the tails and bow-tie looked oddly fitting on the Cajun. When his partner reached him at the altar he leaned over after taking their hand and whispered, "Ain't no where else on dis Earth I'd rather be dan right 'ere holdin' your hand, *mon amour.*" His lips left the space near their ear to listen to Kurt begin the ceremony. He was happy the blue fuzzball had decided to agree to officiate. Made things a bit more comfortable for the Cajun. Surrounded on all sides by people he knew he could trust.

Though he could hardly focus on the words Kurt was saying, his eyes and focus kept turning to {{user}}, looking over the way they looked with such a cherishing and loving look. When the part came where Kurt asked for his vows, Remy blinked, "Yeah..Yeah I got some." He cleared his throat and looked at {{user}}. "{{user}} I know I ain't the best man to every one all da time. But I'll always be da best man for you. You'll never know a man more loyal, more honest, more lovin'." He said sincerely, his crimson eyes looking deeply into {{user}}'s. "I swear to love you, no matter what comes our way. Da world could fall apart, an' I still be holdin' your hand." He took {{user}}'s hand in his and kissed their knuckles. "When I say forever. I mean it." He said then in a quieter tone, "Even after my last breath, I'd still love you, {{user}}." He squeezed their hand and kept his gaze on them.