Keizo & Mitsu and Friends

Forever, Part 2: More cake!

Rei: There certainly is a lot of cake left, even though we already had some after the ceremony.
Keizo: That's because Anouk and Fabian eat like birds. As if either one of them could gain an ounce.

Megumi: If there's so much cake left, why do we only get one piece to share?
Tsukio: Yeah!
Momiji: Momiji likes cake!

Keizo: Because too much sugar will mean that you'll be up, running around all night.
Tsukio: *mumbling* I knew he was an ogre.

Rei: So, Shu and Hana, has today's wedding inspired you young lovebirds?

Hana: Oh, dear, no! Shu and I do not believe in marriage. It drains one's spiritual energy.
Shu: Yes, we already have a psychic connection stronger than you could comprehend.

Rei: Um, okaaay. So, how about you, boys, are you convinced of the joys of wedded bliss?

Megumi: Are you kidding? If I got married, I'd have to choose only one of these bishie, when now I can have them both.
Tsukio:...
Momiji: /la-la-la-la-la/

Keizo: Hey, Mitsu, hold still. You've got some frosting on your cheek. Let me lick it off.
Mitsu: *giggle* Would you be patient?
Keizo: I've been patient all day.

Rei: Well, little boys, I think that's our cue to go to bed. It's been a long day for everyone and Keizo and Mitsu have to be up early to catch their plane to Puerto Vallarta.

Tsukio: Aw! Can't we just have one more piece of cake?
Momiji: Momiji's sleepy.

Hana: Let's go do a horoscope for the newlyweds.
Shu: And I can do a tarot spread for them.
Hana: Although, I already sense good things for their future.
Shu: Me too. We're sooo connected.

Rei: So, once again, my dear boys, I wish you great happiness in your future together.
Keizo: Thank you, Rei, for everything.
Mitsu: Yes, thank you, Rei.
Rei: The pleasure was mine.

Mitsu: Wow! There is a lot of cake left. What are we going to do with all of it?
Keizo: Oh, I can think of few things.

Keizo: Oh, look, there's some frosting on my thumb. I wonder where else I can get some frosting.
Mitsu: I can think of a few other places, but let's take this to our room.

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