"Morgan? Are you ever going to tell me where it is you're taking me?" she asked timidly. He had his hands over her eyes, and she was blindly being led to who knows where. Yet, she didn't complain, and neither was she worried; her trust was placed in him so much, and many times, her life had been in his hands. The wedding band around their fingers was a precise indication of their trust and love for each other.
"You'll see when you get there," he chuckled. "We're just about- oh, hold on. Close your eyes, okay? And no peeking."
She did as he requested and felt his hands leave her eyes. As much as she was tempted to peak, she kept her eyes closed. For a moment, she stood there, unsure on what was going on. Then, she felt his hand wrap around her hand and pull her forward gently. He stopped pulling her but kept his hand around her hand.
"Okay. Open your eyes."
When her lids lifted, a beautiful sight was before her eyes. Their tent was filled with lightning bugs, and due to how dark it was, it felt as though they were floating in space with the stars. She smiled widely, her eyes taking in the amazing view. Morgan smiled at her, his gaze on her; when she smiled like this, she was the most stunning woman in the world. He remembered back to when they had started spending time together. He had made it his mission to help her overcome her fear of insects, and the more he tried, the worse he felt. As a last resort, he went to his father, Gaius, who simply advised him to do what he thought was right. After he showed her a lightning bug, which she surprisingly loved, he had to tell her how he felt, and he was so glad he did. Getting Tharja and Virion's blessing was a whole other matter, but it was worth it all for her.
"Morgan… this… this is wonderful," she awed. "So, this is where you've for the past several hours."
"Guilty as charged," he winked at her. "Happy birthday, Noire."
"This is the best birthday present I've ever received. Thank you so much." She then kissed him. "I love you, Morgan."
"Yeah," he nodded as they both looked at the lightning bugs. "I love you, too."
It was sort of funny to them how three little words could change someone's whole life. Three little words and one lightning bug.