"Do you Sadik Adnan take Helena karpusi to be your lawfully wedded wife?" The priest declared.
"I do," Sadik sighed as he held his soon to be wife's hands. A gentle squeeze and she returned it. Bliss overcame both of them. Helena's turn to say I do came. She did. Now was the time the priest asked a question Michelle and Emmanuel were waiting for.
"Does anyone here object?" He asked. Both of Aya's friends gestured that she should speak up. Aya didn't. Her body froze as the vows were sealed with a kiss. Husband and wife. It was official. Aya just smiled and watched the night slip away.
Ever since the wedding Helena and Sadik haven't had any time to hang out with their Egyptian friend. Occasionally they would talk but the couple got busy with a family and adjusting to being parents. Aya babysat on rare occasions. But love never seemed away from reach, Aya finally met a man she truly could love with out ruining a relationship. He was an Indian man. Rajesh stole Aya's heart. They would meet up and talk but for now it wasn't to be very serious about. Maybe it would work out.
The first time Aya met Rajesh he was flirting with her. "I have never seen a goddess in person until now," he purred. Helena blushed and held up her wedding ring.
"I'm married," she declared. Rajesh just side stepped her and went towards Aya. Kissing her hand lightly.
"I was talking to you," he murmured against her skin. Rajesh then straightened himself up and introduced himself. They would meet up again, this time Aya was alone and Rajesh couldn't keep his eyes off of her. They chatted and Rajesh would continue to flirt with Aya. Their relationship soon became official as he dates continued. They eventually got hitched and moved to India. Aya had looked over her photo albums only to remember her lost love. Sadik. She was married now but the memory of the heart brake over filled her. Sadik will forever be a what if.
Sweet but sad story. I liked it. I liked the pairings you chose as well. It's nice to see the Mediterranean nations show up in a story now and then. Thank you for writing it A/A.
I'm so sorry I didn't comment sooner! Was this posted to the fill list? Because I totally missed this and only saw it by accident while browsing the meme.
This was wonderful, and I love that you chose to use the Mediterranean characters. They don't get nearly enough attention in fics, particularly Egypt. I loved all the little details and how she remained so strong despite the fact that it was so difficult for her. Thank you for writing!
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Re: Any/any - ignoring one's own feelings 3/3
(Anonymous) 2013-02-27 06:19 am (UTC)(link)"I do," Sadik sighed as he held his soon to be wife's hands. A gentle squeeze and she returned it. Bliss overcame both of them. Helena's turn to say I do came. She did. Now was the time the priest asked a question Michelle and Emmanuel were waiting for.
"Does anyone here object?" He asked. Both of Aya's friends gestured that she should speak up. Aya didn't. Her body froze as the vows were sealed with a kiss. Husband and wife. It was official. Aya just smiled and watched the night slip away.
Ever since the wedding Helena and Sadik haven't had any time to hang out with their Egyptian friend. Occasionally they would talk but the couple got busy with a family and adjusting to being parents. Aya babysat on rare occasions. But love never seemed away from reach, Aya finally met a man she truly could love with out ruining a relationship. He was an Indian man. Rajesh stole Aya's heart. They would meet up and talk but for now it wasn't to be very serious about. Maybe it would work out.
The first time Aya met Rajesh he was flirting with her. "I have never seen a goddess in person until now," he purred. Helena blushed and held up her wedding ring.
"I'm married," she declared. Rajesh just side stepped her and went towards Aya. Kissing her hand lightly.
"I was talking to you," he murmured against her skin. Rajesh then straightened himself up and introduced himself. They would meet up again, this time Aya was alone and Rajesh couldn't keep his eyes off of her. They chatted and Rajesh would continue to flirt with Aya. Their relationship soon became official as he dates continued. They eventually got hitched and moved to India. Aya had looked over her photo albums only to remember her lost love. Sadik. She was married now but the memory of the heart brake over filled her. Sadik will forever be a what if.
Re: Any/any - ignoring one's own feelings 3/3
(Anonymous) 2013-03-02 10:46 pm (UTC)(link)Re: Any/any - ignoring one's own feelings 3/3
(Anonymous) 2013-03-03 04:56 am (UTC)(link)It's nice to see the Mediterranean nations show up in a story now and then. Thank you for writing it A/A.
OP
(Anonymous) 2013-03-03 05:48 pm (UTC)(link)This was wonderful, and I love that you chose to use the Mediterranean characters. They don't get nearly enough attention in fics, particularly Egypt. I loved all the little details and how she remained so strong despite the fact that it was so difficult for her. Thank you for writing!
Re: OP
(Anonymous) 2013-03-13 03:00 am (UTC)(link)