This is the second part of First Comes Marriage and will be much shorter than the first.

I'm finished with chapter 22, I just have to type it but I think it's really good, anyway blabbling...

Ch. 21 First Comes Marriage II

Sango was still in shock as she threw the bouquet, ate the lovely catering, and even now as she found herself sitting watching everyone dance with her mouth slightly ajar. That kiss just kept replaying in her head refusing to leave, pushing away any other thoughts she attempted to have. Inuyasha had left her more than half an hour ago and had yet to return but she couldn't even wonder where he was when her mind was filled with jelly.

After the kiss Inuyasha almost acted like it hadn't happen. They did a traditional dance, took some pictures and ate together and then he disappeared. Sango wasn't sure how she was feeling but she knew one thing she could let anything like that kiss happen again.

Trying to gain some kind of focus she watched as Miroku and Kagome cha- cha- cha'd over to her. Miroku wore a Burberry suit while Kagome wore a beautiful pale, yellow sun dress that looked like she had actually bought it new. "Wow that was some action," Miroku said winking heavily as he sat down next to the newlywed. "Yeah Sango that was pretty intense," Kagome said laughing.

"First of all you perverts it was all for show, most people don't know the circumstances of this marriage and second shut up." The duo laughed and waltzed off while Sango sighed and came face to face with Rin.

"Hi.. um am I suppose to call you auntie or something," the teenager asked. "Sango's fine," Sango replied. She hadn't really talked to any of Inuyasha's family since the failed dinner. "Ok Sango, well I just wanted to say I'm glad you married my uncle, your good for him and I'm excited about the baby. Any time you and my uncle go on a date or something I'll babysit." Sango held back a groan. The teenager didn't know that any dates Inuyasha and her went on would not be together.

Smiling Sango thanked Rin who ran off to find some cute boy she'd seen serving food. 'This is my new life,' Sango kept repeating in her head. 'oh God you have to be kidding me.'

"Inuyasha where the hell are we going," Sango said watching as the limo driver took another unknown turn. Not glancing at her Inuyasha answered, "to our honeymoon."

There was silence for about a minute before Sango screeched "What!"

Covering his ears Inuyasha frowned and turned to her. "Before you flip out I made reservations at the Monet. We have guests staying there and it would make our marriage seem more real. There are people who doubt and wonder about our marriage and it would not do for it to be found to be under false pretenses for both of our interests"

When he saw Sango turn to face the door, arms folded he touched her arm and continued, "Sango I thought we called a truce it's only for three nights. I ordered separate beds and we don't even have to see each other until night." Feeling bad and like a spoiled brat for some reason Sango unfolded her arms and sat back closing her eyes.

By the time they arrived at the hotel it was nearly midnight. Tired and hungry again Sango dutifully followed behind Inuyasha as he checked in."What do you mean the room only has one bed." "Sir we thought you wanted the honeymoon suite", the receptionist said. "A dark haired man I believe Mr. Houisi said you specifically wanted the suite."

"I'm going to kill Miroku," Inuyasha growled out startling the receptionist and bell boy. Snatching the set of keys from her hand he walked over to Sango, "let's go," he barked out as he led her and the bell boys toward the elevator.

Inside Sango asked, "what's wrong?" Looking at her concerned face Inuyasha felt his anger decreasing, "Miroku messed up the rooms and now we only have one bed." "One bed," Sango repeated as the elevator came to a stop.

This was basically an interlude for the next chapter which has some lime and other interesting stuff.

Kikyou will also be making her appearance soon. Just giving a heads up (dodges tomatoes)

As always please review

Peace