2.2. "I believe that two people are connected at the heart, and it doesn't matter what you do, or who you are or where you live; there are no boundaries or barriers if two people are destined to be together."
Julia Roberts
Chase & Rogue's First Wedding Anniversary - 6th September 2009
Chase still couldn't believe they had been married a year. A whole year. It barely seemed like a week ago that they got married, and now a year on, they were practically an old married couple. A lot had happened to bring them to their first anniversary - first of many, Chase hoped. He liked to think he was romantic, but nothing quite seemed like enough to show her how proud he was to have her as his wife after all she had done for him, and ultimately, given him their beautiful daughter.
Traditional first anniversary gift was paper, and that more than stumped him. He had agonised over it for days, quizzed friends, tried to get out of Lachlan what he did for Tara on their first anniversary, but inevitably all he got was a smirk and a 'Nay you be minding that, fecking cheat'. His mate was right, too. Chase knew he couldn't pinch someone else's anniversary idea. That defeated the purpose, didn't it?
The idea came to him when he watched her sorting photos of baby Mia neatly into categorised folders on their PC. They must have had photos from about every single day of their daughter's life and Rogue had been keeping a sort of electronic baby book from day one. They had been lucky, and not missed a single of the baby girl's firsts. So, with his daughter happily in her bassinet in the living room while Rogue was in New York, Chase had the florist practically fill the room with the same flowers Rogue had in her wedding bouquet while he literally covered the walls in print-outs of photographs from their life together, spanning just a few weeks after they met right up until the photo they took together with the digital camera in the kitchen the day before, sticking their tongues out for the shot. There were photos of their wedding and from their honeymoon, loads of them with Mia, and their friends. Every wall was plastered with a haphazard collage of their life, with finally a large banner hanging from the curtains that merely said in large blocky letters...
TITLED. ONE YEAR ON. AND FOREVER
No one else might know the significance of the words, but Rogue would... and that's all that mattered. All he had to do was admit to her now that she was never his 'Not Yet Titled'.
She had always been The One.
Word Count | 405
Julia Roberts
Chase & Rogue's First Wedding Anniversary - 6th September 2009
Chase still couldn't believe they had been married a year. A whole year. It barely seemed like a week ago that they got married, and now a year on, they were practically an old married couple. A lot had happened to bring them to their first anniversary - first of many, Chase hoped. He liked to think he was romantic, but nothing quite seemed like enough to show her how proud he was to have her as his wife after all she had done for him, and ultimately, given him their beautiful daughter.
Traditional first anniversary gift was paper, and that more than stumped him. He had agonised over it for days, quizzed friends, tried to get out of Lachlan what he did for Tara on their first anniversary, but inevitably all he got was a smirk and a 'Nay you be minding that, fecking cheat'. His mate was right, too. Chase knew he couldn't pinch someone else's anniversary idea. That defeated the purpose, didn't it?
The idea came to him when he watched her sorting photos of baby Mia neatly into categorised folders on their PC. They must have had photos from about every single day of their daughter's life and Rogue had been keeping a sort of electronic baby book from day one. They had been lucky, and not missed a single of the baby girl's firsts. So, with his daughter happily in her bassinet in the living room while Rogue was in New York, Chase had the florist practically fill the room with the same flowers Rogue had in her wedding bouquet while he literally covered the walls in print-outs of photographs from their life together, spanning just a few weeks after they met right up until the photo they took together with the digital camera in the kitchen the day before, sticking their tongues out for the shot. There were photos of their wedding and from their honeymoon, loads of them with Mia, and their friends. Every wall was plastered with a haphazard collage of their life, with finally a large banner hanging from the curtains that merely said in large blocky letters...
TITLED. ONE YEAR ON. AND FOREVER
No one else might know the significance of the words, but Rogue would... and that's all that mattered. All he had to do was admit to her now that she was never his 'Not Yet Titled'.
She had always been The One.
Word Count | 405
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