Seeing the Dragonite fly away, Iris felt her life was, just, gone now.
Lance... If you do come back... It won't be the same!
"SURPRISE!" some people in Opelucid City yelled. Iris turned around to see a crowd full of people, a bunch of flowers, a red carpet, and alot of Dragon Pokemon allover the place.
"Dad... What's the meaning of... This?" she asked nervously.
"You're back, Iris!" said Drayden. "But, I'm just old!"
"What do you mean?"
"It means you're gonna be the mayoress of this town, the gym leader, and the champion! Aren't you happy?"
"What are you talking about, Dad? I don't want that!"
Words from her childhood echoed. You don't think I'm responsible. I could handle three jobs at once! Let me!
"Dad! Please, no, I didn't actually mean it!"
"Oh, you're kidding me! Stop pulling my leg, Iris! I even found the peeerrrrffeecct husband for you!" he cackled.
"What?! But, Dad, the thing is..."
"Yes, yes." Drayden interrupted. "You're technically too young... But, I decided just for you, I'd let you marry the one man I knew was perfect for you!"
"What do you mean, dad? There's only one man that's perfect for me!"
"Yes, and it is..."
Iris turned to see a young man with crystal-blue eyes and long, green hair.
"D-D-Dad? You're not t-telling me I have to marry N!"
Drayden laughed so obnoxiously, it got on Iris's nerves, and even N was left facepalming. "That's EXACTLY what I'm telling you, darling! See, I was spying on you when you traveled with Ash. And I saw you got along well with N, including his obnoxiously annoying soulsisters, Concordia and Anthea."
"Hey." N snapped. "Concordia and Anthea aren't annoying."
"Oh-ho-ho!" Drayden laughed again.