Final

Vincent stared down at Malon, his eyes locked with hers. He loved her. There was no doubt about it at all. And she looked stunning in her white dress, and he was glad that at least the veil was off her now so he can just gaze into her blue eyes. The blue eyes that he had fell in love with when he first saw them. He smiled down at her and bent down to kiss her, although a truly passionate and heated kiss was out of the question, he made that kiss count. Hey, a girl's wedding day was supposed to be special right? And this was Vincent He wanted Malon happy so he did everything he could to make sure her smile would be there for that day and then the rest of their lives.

Malon smiled against his kiss and wrapped her arms around his neck. She wanted to pull him in closer, but again they were in public. But because Malon knew that they were in public made that one kiss all the sweeter. And finally they broke it and gazed into each other's eyes, lingering on their own reflection they saw in their lover's eyes. Knowing that they would be the only person they would see back for the rest of their life. And after so many months, after such a debilitating event, they finally reached the end of their separate lives. Now they made it to the point where they were connected as one and now it was their life. And as Vincent stood there, his white ceremonial armor as pure as Malon's dress, you would have to be blind as a keese to not see that their marriage was going to be a loving one.

And the rest of their wedding went off without a hitch. Malon and Vincent went down the aisle and everyone knows the rest. They live happily ever after. And those two deserved it, after their relationship had taken so long to even bloom and even then there was something gnawing on the roots to make sure they wouldn't work. But the two were determined to make be with one another. Vincent had fought tooth and nail to become the knighted man who stood across from Malon that day. Even if it didn't matter because in the end, Malon loved Vincent for whom he was, and not his status or anything shallow like that. She loved him because he was flirty, sweet, diligent, and caring. And what more could she ask for. Oh right, he was also pretty damn handsome.

And after Vincent had managed to beat Maxi, while he was fairly weak, he managed – along with Malon – to go to Talon and explained what had happened. Talon was without a doubt a man for his country, even if he never actually expressed it. He had some sort of relationship with the King which gave him a high opinion about him and his daughter. And after hearing that Vincent, the man he thought was a slime ball from what Ingo told him, had managed to appeal to Zelda and asked for a chance for the honor that Knight's title came with, that began to erode. He saw that right after Vincent beat Maxi and earned the right to be a knight, he came all that way with Malon to tell him that they were in love and they did want to marry one another. Although that part of the conversation was a little awkward for both of them since they hadn't even talked about that beforehand.

Ingo was fired, Talon didn't need a liar no matter how many times he claimed to be his friend.

And he gave Vincent his blessing and he and Malon were ready to get hitched and start a family. But of course Vincent cashed in his knighting. And it wasn't any big ceremony, he didn't want that. He wanted the real big ceremony only for his and Malon's wedding. And they took it slower than usual, if anything it was for Vincent to make sure that Malon would have the wedding of her dreams. And Vincent succeeded in that. And there isn't much to say after they were married except that they did live happily ever after, much like how the other couple had ended up.

But there was still more to the weeding after the ring exchange, the showering of rice, the getting into the carriage and pulling away. There was the reception. That's were a lot o the fun starts. And like always, Vincent led Malon out to the floor so that they could have the first dance. And as they danced, alone in their own little world with no mind to the people who were watching. Malon's side of the wedding was as filled up with family unlike Vincent's where he had a brother and sister along with cousins and uncles and aunt, a big family indeed. But they weren't their when Vincent had his arms around Malon's waist, his eyes lost in hers.

"Vincent," she whispered softly.

"Yes, Malon?" he asked, a smile on his face.

"After this, we have a few things to talk about, I hope you know that," she said.

"Wait, like what?" he asked, not sure how to take her statement. He didn't like the sound of her voice when she said that and was already jumping to conclusions.

"Well, I know we talked about it earlier but we have to talk about children, family, that sort of thing," she said, the smile on her face widening. She knew all about Vincent's little fear about children. Well, it's more like a strong disliking but that didn't mean he wasn't scared of them. It was probably just a way for him to avoid them because he was scared about children. But she knew him, when the time came it would be like the cucco incident, he would get over it and make an excellent father.

"Children?" he asked, a little speck of fear in his voice.

"Yes," she said, laughter trying to butt in. "Children, oh don't you dare try to complain. You know you'll like making them."

Vincent's jaw dropped as she said, he had never really heard her say something like that before. That came as a total shock, leaving him speechless for a few steps. "Malon!"

"What?" she said, her smile now showing off her teeth. "I'm not lying."

"Yeah, but," Vincent took a deep breath and chuckled softly. "Right, we'll talk about children then. Dang, rugrats already."

"Yes," she said, laughing a bit. "Already, I want a family."

"Maybe we could take it a little slower, Malon," Vincent said, trying to reason.

She stared at him with a 'try that again, honey' look on her.

Vincent stayed quiet as they finished off the dance and got off the floor. But as they were making their way to their seats, Link and Zelda came from nowhere. Zelda, the number one fan of them getting together, wrapped her arms around Malon and hugged her tightly. If Zelda were Link, Vincent would've easily had that green eyed beast start to free itself from the inside and make itself known. Zelda stepped back and stared at Malon and then to Vincent. "I can't believe you guy are married now! It's been so long and finally you two hooked up! I cannot tell you how long I've waited for you two to say 'I love you'. It wasn't that hard as it?"

"Yeah," Vincent said, rolling his eyes. "Not hard at all."

"We'll, sorry if it wasn't as easy as most people think it might be," Malon added. "And it might've taken a long time but yes, we're finally here. Married."

"Waiting for the honey moon night," Vincent muttered under his breath.

Zelda dropped her jaw and Malon playfully slapped Vincent's shoulder. They laughed a little before they calmed down. And all through that, Link stood, silent as ever with a smile on his face. Vincent looked over to him and raised an eyebrow.

"Princess, I just wonder how you picked this guy for a husband. I don't think I ever heard him say a word," Vincent said.

"Just because I don't speak to you doesn't mean anything," Link said.

Vincent stood there, stunned for a few moments after hearing Link actually speak to him. Malon smiled at how Vincent was taking it. She wrapped her arms around him and kissed his cheek. She waved goodbye to the other married couple and they walked away, Malon leading them. Before they sat down, Malon whispered something in Vincent's ear that made the redhead blush for one of the few times in his life.

"You are one of a kind," Vincent said, his voice a little shocked from what she said.

She smiled, "So are you."

A/N: I know its short, I know it's not much, but that's how my endings are. And if anything, it all for closure… hoped you all liked the story.