Leanbow wrapped his arms around his new wife, Udonna. The dimension chosen was the mythical dimension—hundreds, if not all, of those "fairy tales" read in the human world had—at one point—occurred here. A large, dominating castle was in front of them. He picked her up and swung her around, making her giggle.
"Leanbow," she squealed.
"Come on. Can we take that makeup off now?" He asked, giving her his adorable puppy dog eyes. He really wanted to see the woman he had fallen in love with—not this mask that covered her beautiful face.
She smiled and said, "Sure."
He grinned and the two entered the castle, holding hands. Leanbow pulled Udonna against his chest and waved his hand, teleporting the two to the nearest bedroom. She grinned and kissed him. "Help me get this makeup off, please?" she pleaded, unleashing her most innocent and pleading expression on him.
He grinned and carefully helped her remove the makeup. She leaned against his chest and whispered, "Love you, Leanbow."
"Love you too, Udonna," Leanbow answered, bending down and kissing her.
She eagerly returned the kiss.
He swung her around mid-kiss and she squealed with laughter, pulling back from him. He smiled and laughed with her.
The two whirled around the room. Leanbow grinned and said, "I'm so lucky, I fell in love with you, Udonna."
"As I am," Udonna replied, wrapping her arms around her new husband, leaning in for yet another kiss.
The two eventually collapsed onto the nearby bed, panting and clinging to one another.
Udonna shifted, whimpering as Leanbow kissed her neck and jaw.
Leanbow growled and again kissed her, this time, as deeply and passionately as he could.
They slipped out of their clothes and Leanbow rubbed her arms gently as he continued kissing her.
Udonna shifted against him, trying to lean into his embrace.
They made love that night and Leanbow held Udonna against his side, for the rest of the night.
The sun rose the next morning, and Leanbow groaned. He ducked his head into her hair and murmured, "Five more minutes."
Udonna stirred and curled herself into his side. "I can't believe we finally got married," she whispered.
He smiled and murmured, "Me neither, Udonna, my love."
She turned and kissed him gently. Then she pulled away and said, "Why don't we get dressed and get something to eat?"
Her stomach rumbled and Leanbow nodded in agreement.
They went downstairs and carefully fixed something to eat.
Udonna moved to sit in one of the chairs, but Leanbow picked her up and plopped her on his lap. She shifted and he carefully watched her eat. Then she ordered, "Leanbow, you have to eat too."
He scowled, but agreed to eat, refusing to let go of her, though. After they finished eating, Udonna leaned back against his chest and murmured, "I love you, Leanbow."
"I love you, too, Udonna," Leanbow smiled, kissing her lovingly.
The two then spent the rest of their honeymoon, alternating between exploring and making love.
After about a month, Udonna whispered, "I think I'm ready to go home, Leanbow."
He nodded in agreement and the two headed home for the Mystic Forest of Briarwood.