Disclaimer: Bleach belongs to Tite Kubo. I am just playing in his sandbox.
#91: I
Toshiro always thought that the marriage vows that the westerners recited when they got married sounded like a promise, from one person to another, of their commitment to, and a proclamation of, their love.
Which was why he had requested that it be included in their marriage ceremony when Karin had asked for his input.
His fiancée had gaped at him for a moment, before a brilliant smile lit her face and she beamed at him.
I, Hitsugaya Toshiro
Take you, Kurosaki Karin
To be my wedded wife
To have and to hold, from this day forward
I promise to be true to you
In good times and in bad
For better, for worse
For richer, for poorer
In sickness or in health
To love and to cherish
'Til death do us part
And hereto I pledge you my faithfulness
I, Kurosaki Karin
Take you, Hitsugaya Toshiro
To be my wedded husband
To have and to hold, from this day forward
I promise to be true to you
In good times and in bad
For better, for worse
For richer, for poorer
In sickness or in health
To love and to cherish
'Til death do us part
And hereto I pledge you my faithfulness
With this Ring I thee wed
With my body I thee worship
And with all my worldly goods I thee endow.
A/N: If you also follow/read Picking Up the Pieces, I am working on the next chapter, I promise! My muse just seems to prefer these drabbles at the moment. LOL.