Jewelskye
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The swishing of the tulle underskirt did nothing but remind her of how much it itched against her legs, despite the thin layer of protection her white pantyhose she wore provided. The reception had been underway for hours, and after the unbearably long ceremony before that... her legs and feet were aching from the high heels they'd made her wear. Aurora felt terribly out of place standing there in the poofy dress, with it's form fitting bodice. It hugged tight to her waist... so tight, in fact, if the fabric hadn't been so thick, she was certain you could have seen the indentation of her navel.
The inside of the bodice had cups built in to hold and support her heavy, firm young breasts and she'd been blushing all day as she realized that nearly every time she moved, you could see them give a slight jiggle. Her intended... No, scratch that... he was her husband now, wasn't he?, kept staring at them. The vows had been said, much to her chagrin, and no one had stood up to speak against them being married. Even her closest friends were silent during the entire ordeal, and she'd spent the entire time biting back tears. Like it or not, he was who her father had chosen to be her husband, and thusly the future leader of their people when he stepped down from his position as Captain. Multiple times throughout the day and afternoon, people had commented to her on how lovely she looked in the gown.
For Aurora's part, she thought she looked ridiculous... like someone had made a giant, gum drop shaped cake, painted it white, and then buried her in it up to her hips. They'd added smaller frosting coated cakes on her shoulders and then wrapped her torso and arms in the frosting as well, as if the gum drop skirt wasn't embarrassing enough. She'd begged her father that if he was going to make her go through with this mistake of a wedding, that he at least let her dress the way she'd like to... but he'd refused to let her dress in anything but a traditional wedding gown.
Her hair had been gathered up in curls atop her head, held in place by ivory colored hair pins, and decorated with small, fake white flowers. There was too much white to the entire outfit, in her mind... she'd always hated the way she looked in white. The lack of color made her look washed out and almost sickly, and her flame colored hair created such an odd contrast to the sparkling white that her eyes seemed to stand out dramatically... and not in a good way. Sure, some might consider her pretty like this, but she certainly didn't. Her husband, meanwhile, looked over at her once more, his eyes almost immediately drawn to the ample show of her cleavage, like they were magnetic and his gaze was metal. A heavy sigh left her as she looked at him, trying to avoid getting annoyed with his continued staring.
The reception was coming to a close, and though she despised standing there smiling and thanking people for their compliments and well-wishes on her doomed marriage, she more so hated the idea of having to retire to the honey moon suite that had been set up for herself and Angelus in a far reaching wing of the ship, away from most others. The ship was huge, expansive, and there were entire sections were the only power that was used there was to generate oxygen and keep the false gravity running. If you wanted to go into those sections, you either had to turn on the lights before you went, or you had to take a flashlight with you.
One of those wings of the ship had the lights running to it now, and had been prepared with care and diligence by the inhabitants her father had entrusted with planning this entire god-awful event. She didn't even want to see the place, let alone stay in it. she would have been perfectly happy calling him her husband and retiring back to their own rooms... separately... for the night. She'd just endured the longest, most difficult and stressful day of her life, the last thing she wanted to do was face loosing her virginity to someone she hated. She despised the way he looked at her as if she were below him... as if she were a possession. He'd always treated her that way, largely when her father wasn't around, and she was sure it would only get worse now that they were married.
As the crowd parted away from the doors to leave the dining hall and applause erupted around them, making Aurora's ears ring, she felt Angelus' fingers wrap around her own. They were moving toward those doors, away from the crowd where she knew she was safe from his possessive hands, the things he would want to do to her body. The people were excited... not just because of the new marriage and the fact that he'd soon be their new leader... but also because this coupling, this marriage between two of the youngest people on the ship... was their last real hope of a fruitful joining between two of their people. If Aurora failed to produce children with Angelus, they were certain their race was destined to die out.
Holding back tears, Aurora lifted her head proudly and as soon as they were out of the view and ear shot of those they'd left behind at the reception, Aurora's hand yanked itself from his grasp as she walked along with him. She had to be his wife... but that didn't mean she had to constantly pretend to be happy about it. Loyalty was one thing... she was bound to him now, she'd be loyal to him because she wanted what was best for her people... But love? Not hardly.
The swishing of the tulle underskirt did nothing but remind her of how much it itched against her legs, despite the thin layer of protection her white pantyhose she wore provided. The reception had been underway for hours, and after the unbearably long ceremony before that... her legs and feet were aching from the high heels they'd made her wear. Aurora felt terribly out of place standing there in the poofy dress, with it's form fitting bodice. It hugged tight to her waist... so tight, in fact, if the fabric hadn't been so thick, she was certain you could have seen the indentation of her navel.
The inside of the bodice had cups built in to hold and support her heavy, firm young breasts and she'd been blushing all day as she realized that nearly every time she moved, you could see them give a slight jiggle. Her intended... No, scratch that... he was her husband now, wasn't he?, kept staring at them. The vows had been said, much to her chagrin, and no one had stood up to speak against them being married. Even her closest friends were silent during the entire ordeal, and she'd spent the entire time biting back tears. Like it or not, he was who her father had chosen to be her husband, and thusly the future leader of their people when he stepped down from his position as Captain. Multiple times throughout the day and afternoon, people had commented to her on how lovely she looked in the gown.
For Aurora's part, she thought she looked ridiculous... like someone had made a giant, gum drop shaped cake, painted it white, and then buried her in it up to her hips. They'd added smaller frosting coated cakes on her shoulders and then wrapped her torso and arms in the frosting as well, as if the gum drop skirt wasn't embarrassing enough. She'd begged her father that if he was going to make her go through with this mistake of a wedding, that he at least let her dress the way she'd like to... but he'd refused to let her dress in anything but a traditional wedding gown.
Her hair had been gathered up in curls atop her head, held in place by ivory colored hair pins, and decorated with small, fake white flowers. There was too much white to the entire outfit, in her mind... she'd always hated the way she looked in white. The lack of color made her look washed out and almost sickly, and her flame colored hair created such an odd contrast to the sparkling white that her eyes seemed to stand out dramatically... and not in a good way. Sure, some might consider her pretty like this, but she certainly didn't. Her husband, meanwhile, looked over at her once more, his eyes almost immediately drawn to the ample show of her cleavage, like they were magnetic and his gaze was metal. A heavy sigh left her as she looked at him, trying to avoid getting annoyed with his continued staring.
The reception was coming to a close, and though she despised standing there smiling and thanking people for their compliments and well-wishes on her doomed marriage, she more so hated the idea of having to retire to the honey moon suite that had been set up for herself and Angelus in a far reaching wing of the ship, away from most others. The ship was huge, expansive, and there were entire sections were the only power that was used there was to generate oxygen and keep the false gravity running. If you wanted to go into those sections, you either had to turn on the lights before you went, or you had to take a flashlight with you.
One of those wings of the ship had the lights running to it now, and had been prepared with care and diligence by the inhabitants her father had entrusted with planning this entire god-awful event. She didn't even want to see the place, let alone stay in it. she would have been perfectly happy calling him her husband and retiring back to their own rooms... separately... for the night. She'd just endured the longest, most difficult and stressful day of her life, the last thing she wanted to do was face loosing her virginity to someone she hated. She despised the way he looked at her as if she were below him... as if she were a possession. He'd always treated her that way, largely when her father wasn't around, and she was sure it would only get worse now that they were married.
As the crowd parted away from the doors to leave the dining hall and applause erupted around them, making Aurora's ears ring, she felt Angelus' fingers wrap around her own. They were moving toward those doors, away from the crowd where she knew she was safe from his possessive hands, the things he would want to do to her body. The people were excited... not just because of the new marriage and the fact that he'd soon be their new leader... but also because this coupling, this marriage between two of the youngest people on the ship... was their last real hope of a fruitful joining between two of their people. If Aurora failed to produce children with Angelus, they were certain their race was destined to die out.
Holding back tears, Aurora lifted her head proudly and as soon as they were out of the view and ear shot of those they'd left behind at the reception, Aurora's hand yanked itself from his grasp as she walked along with him. She had to be his wife... but that didn't mean she had to constantly pretend to be happy about it. Loyalty was one thing... she was bound to him now, she'd be loyal to him because she wanted what was best for her people... But love? Not hardly.
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