I wake up with the sun shining through the glass window, and Peeta's arms around me. I hear a whispered "Good morning, Katniss" and I reply with a "Good morning, Peeta. Ready for our walk?" Peeta and I take a walk in the meadow every morning and evening, no matter what, to watch the sun rise and fall. It started a few weeks after Peeta and I were back in District 12. I remember walking in that meadow at sunset, thinking of Dad, Prim, and all of the people who had died around me. Knowing that nothing could ever be the same. But wondering if I would ever heal. At that point I thought I never would. Almost all the people I love had died. Dad, Prim, Cinna, Finnick, Madge, and so many more. The only people still alive from before were Mom, Haymitch, Gale, Greasy Sae, and Peeta. "Peeta." I whispered to the wind. I was wondering if we would ever have what we had before, if the real Peeta would ever come back to me, when I heard a voice saying: "Yes, Katniss?" I turned around and saw Peeta's face, and realized how much I had missed him. Before I had time to think about it my arms were wrapped around Peeta's neck. I could hear myself choking up tears exclaiming, "Peeta! Oh, Peeta!" "Katniss." He said. "I've been so lonely. Let's go for a walk. You can tell me everything." So we walked and talked and cried together. I poured out my heart to him. And he poured out his heart to me. The only thing I didn't tell him is that I was thinking that maybe I really could be in love with him. For real. By the time we were done, and were back in the victors village, it was midnight. We went inside and talked some more, and fell asleep on my couch by the fire. Before we fell asleep we made that promise. The promise that every morning and evening we would take a walk around the meadow.
Now I am out of my flashback, and I am about to get out of bed, to go get changed out of my night clothes. Peeta replies to my question and says: "Of course, Katniss. But we can't take very long, darling. Today is a 'big, big, big, day!'" I laugh at Peeta's quoting of Effie Trinket. But now I am remembering what he means by it being a "big, big, big, day!"…. Today is our Wedding Day.