A/N- I've decided to make this into a two-shot because of great people who read the first part. And the fact that it didn't feel like it was complete tempted me to make a second part. This is kinda mushy, but it seemed to fit better than anything else I might've written .
Five years. Five completely amazing years. Today marked the fifth year of them being together. What did it mean? Absolutely everything.
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The necklace he gave her the first year, shaped like the lightning bolt symbol on his chest, was to let her know that he loved her enough to want her to have something that would remind her of him.
The bracelet he gave her the second year with charms of arrows and lightning bolts, was to let her know that they went good together.
The anklet the third year that he paid extra to have her name engraved on, was to let her know that her name was etched on his heart and soul.
The small, white teddy bear that he gave her the fourth was to let her know that his love for her was pure, much like the color white.
And this year, when he got down on one knee and proposed to her, he let her know that he wanted to spend the rest of his life with her.
When she said yes, it meant everything to him and nothing could break it.
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The next year when he stood at the altar, talking to his best man and best friend while he waited in the big church, he was really glad to be going through with it.
The sound of beautiful piano playing filled the air as he straightened up and she walked through, on her uncle's arm. He gave the veiled woman a look of awe as she walked down the aisle. The priest spoke and vows were said, and when the time to say 'I do' came, he found himself crying when he said the two words. The words 'You may now kiss the bride' were spoken and the lifted her veil. Before he kissed her, he put his hands on either side of her face, wiped liquid diamonds away, and smiled. She smiled back, and he tilted her chin up to touch their lips together.
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Five years meant everything.
Six was their whole world.
A/N- Thanks to everyone who reviewed, favorited, and alerted. I really appreciate it. And constructive criticism is a writer's best friend!(: