My life is almost like a fairytale with a happy ending. Each day, a bit of magic just makes me happy when I'm besides Wizard. Now, ever since that night, it's official. You could say that we're a couple now. To prove it, this is what he said to me:

"Witches and wizards don't tell people their names. . . It's said that those who know your name can control you. But I want you to know my name. . . If you have feelings for me, that is. . . I want to share it with you."

At first, I didn't understand the meaning behind his words. Either he wanted me to control him or he's proposing to me. I decided to go with the second option. After that, I figured that we're beyond friendship now. And a bonus, I know his name. Who knew that a simple kiss can change everything? I was really surprised. Ever since then, I began to fantasize what we might do together. Shall we walk to the beach? Maybe visit Toucan Island and go for a Summer dip. How about a romantic dinner under the sunset? Hehe, I was thinking too fast. I wanted our relationship to bloom naturally, and take things slow as possible.

- - Wizard - -

That evening was a special moment for me. A moment in which Hikari and I confessed our love to each other. It was almost like a dream for which it can never come true, however, it did. She was the only person who has touched my heart with her delicate, warm hands. Because of her, I can open up my feelings towards her; able to show how I really care. Because of her. . . We ended up promising to stay with each other from now on. Before, I was so lonely and my past has scarred me. But having my special someone by my side was very heartwarming.

At that night, I told her my name. Of course, she has accepted it, proving to me that she'll forever love me. Our lips met once, twice, and more than the stars I see each night. I promised her that we'll prove our feelings to be true by holding a ceremony when the full moon appears, a "marriage" if that's what humans call it. It'll be more than a few weeks away, however, I can manage. For now, I will be living in her house and staying with her until then.

I have visited Hikari's house twice, but never have I entered inside her residence. Although, I did caught a glimpse of her interior. The wallpapers had bright circles plastered on them and a small black puppy was roaming around the living room. It's been more than a year since I visited, and now, I was surprised at how large her house has gotten. Now, it was a two-story house with a luxurious design; no longer the casual. As I entered, everything was organized and more furniture was added. Across from where I was standing, a large television was looming over me with two couches on either side. A large table was set in the middle of the living room; four wooden chairs. And in the center of the table was her sprite companion, resting in a teacup. Everything else was organized, as I said before. Then, she guided me to her room on the second floor; it was also the room I'll be staying at. Despite our feelings for each other, I concluded that we're still nervous and uncomfortable with the thought of us sleeping together. No matter, I was confident that this plan would work.

Her room was different from the luxurious furniture, designs, and objects that were around the house. Hikari's room was more. . . Well, as people would call it, "cute". Her wallpaper was filled with light colors - pink, sky blue, white, and so on. In one corner of her room were stuffed animals of each kind, from frog to bear, she had everything. Even her bed was designed to match with her room. Of course, Hikari has a personality to be creative so I wouldn't be surprised.

"Am I disrupting you . . .? From your farm work?" I asked her, glancing out the window which revealed her farm land.

She shook her head. "Don't worry about it! I did all my work beforehand." Then her bright smile took place, enchanting me with her warmness. Both of us were quiet after that, trying to think of something to say to interrupt this nervous atmosphere. Hikari managed to say something, a sweat rolling down her cheek. "So, um, are you hungry? I've never seen you eat whenever I visit you so I get worried about your health." Typical Hikari, worrying about others. Before I could say anything, she was already dashing down the stairs to the kitchen. I could tell she was excited, and so was I. I'm quite interested in what kind of meals she'd make. No matter how bitter or sweet it is, I'll eat it.

While I waited, I decided to sit down. It'd be rude if I simply roamed through her stuff without asking, and never has she touched anything of mine (even though I didn't mind). My eyes scanned her room, showing me bits of her personality. In my view, Hikari is an innocent girl full of kindness. Indeed she has disliked a few things, but never has she actually hated them. She is a girl with a pure heart, making everyone happy even with her simple presence. That's how I feel whenever I'm near her. Which reminds me, I suddenly recalled of our first meeting.

. . . . .

I've lived for at least a hundred years and my appearance has never changed. I wondered why the town's villagers never noticed my suspicious being as soon as I moved in. Perhaps, their oblivious personalities could never figure it out.

When I moved to Castanet Island, I decided to live in a house in Town and have a telescope installed. I brought a lot of my spell books, ingredients, my crystal orb, and so on. Speaking of which, because of my crystal orb it seems that the townspeople believed I was some kind of a fortune teller. Each day, I have at least one person come in and ask me for their fortune or predictions. Of course, I couldn't refuse. That was the start of my fortune-telling business, I guess. Then one day, a girl whom I've never met entered my home. From what I've predicted, seems to me that lived in this island ever since she was born. . . But has never visited me before. Which was true.

She looked at me with her large, brown eyes that were full of curiosity but friendliness. "Ah, I was right! So you were the new resident? Well, not the 'new' resident since you've already moved her long time ago. Her voice faded on, "Anyway! I always pass this house whenever I go to church and was curious about who lives here each day. So here I am! I'm Hikari, by the way. What's your name?" Her hand held mine, shaking it with excitement. I felt uncomfortable and slightly annoyed to be honest, but when I looked into her eyes. . . Something sparked inside of me.

"Wizard. . . Just call me that." I told her.

Her head nodded repeatedly, non-stop. "Alright!" I saw her dig through her pockets and took out a paper lunch bag. From the aroma, it was grounded coffee beans. "Here, for you. I heard that you stay up at night to look at the stars so I figured you needed this. I'll stop by tomorrow!" And in quick second, she jolted out the door. Hikari was the first person to not ask for her fortune to be read, which pleased me. It was a simple, quick meeting but it was a very treasurable memory.

- - Hikari - -

I stirred the pot, inhaling the aroma that hungered my stomach. I turned off the stove and headed upstairs, getting ready to tell Gale that the food was ready. Just the thought of cooking and eating with Wizard sounded romantic, right? I can't wait to share stories with him at the dinner table. Living with him is going to be a blast! It just fills me up with excitement.

When I turned the knob to my bedroom door, I peeked through the crack and couldn't see Gale. Then, I opened the door even wider and still couldn't see him. Suddenly, I felt something breathe on my leg, sending chills up my spine; having the hair on the back of my neck stand up. I looked down and saw Gale who was sitting down, his head leaning against the wall. Quickly, I grabbed my camera and took a picture of him. It was the first time I saw him sleep! Cool, huh?

"Nn. . . Hikari. . . ?" He suddenly spoke, scratching his eye. "Oh. . . I fell asleep."

I tossed the camera under the bed and kneeled in front of him. "Sorry for making you wait. What did you dream about?" He looked adorable, almost like a puppy.

His eyes suddenly stared into mine, making me blush. "Just. . . Dreaming about you." Then, he leaned in and kissed me. I hugged him, afterwards.

"Let's go eat together, hm?" I told him and we both walked down.

You would've thought that it'd be a quiet meal, right? Well, you're wrong. Sure I did most of the talking but Gale never complained. In fact, he replied a lot. I told him about my embarrassing childhood of how I would always trip over the tiniest things. Also, we shared memories of the things we did together like our first date and so on. Finn also joined in our conversation, saying how fun it is to watch me do the farm work by myself. However, he also mentioned how fun it is to stay with me. I hugged him with all my might to show how much I loved Finn. It was a fun evening, in my opinion. I'm sure each evening is going to get better. I just know it.

. . . . .

After rushing through my farm work and staying up all night, of course I'd be tired. Even so, I tried to stop the drowsiness but I guess I gave in. Gale carried me to my room and gently placed me on the bed. I was flustered, to be honest. How would you feel if someone you loved carried you like a princess? My heart was sky rocketing! It was beating even harder now that Gale was laying down right beside me. I couldn't even look at his face or say anything. If I did, I'd just blurt out random words. So I turned to the wall and prayed that I would fall asleep soon. Suddenly, I felt arms wrap around my waist, and Gale's face was nuzzled in my fluffy hair.

"Hikari . . . I love you." He said. "I can't wait. . . The marriage, that is."

My smile began to widen, "Me too." It was a short conversation, and yet I felt like it'd last forever. I placed my hands on top of his hands and allowed myself to fall asleep. I dreamt of our marriage day; of what it'd be like.

In my dreams, it'd be a starry sky and I'd be at Church with Gale; our marriage beginning. When I look at myself, I have a white gown that could stretch across town, flowing against the ocean-like breeze. It glittered like the stars up in the sky, sparkling non-stop. There the church doors flashed open, people looking at me with smiles on their faces. However, my eyes were only for Gale who was at the end of the red carpet. I slowly walked to him, the sweet harmony ringing in my ears. Small tears rolled down my cheeks, trying to resist the happiness swelling up within me. Then, Gale took my hand and both of us pledged our love. Carefully, Gale inserted the blue ring through my finger. It was beautiful, as I looked at my reflection on its surface. I looked back at Gale and we both kissed. The church bell rang loudly; its sound can be heard across the island. Hand in hand, Gale and I were ready for the future.

I woke up in the middle of the night, disappointed that the dream was unreal. I glanced at Wizard who was resting besides my cheek, sleeping soundly. Maybe, that dream was a glimpse of our marriage. It's possible, right? Perhaps it is. I went back to sleep quickly, my hand wrapped around Gale's hand.

"I love you."

A/N: This story will probably end until Hikari and Gale have their first baby. After that, I'm going to make sequel to this story with their baby's point of view or something. You know what? I don't even know what I'm talking about. I'm not much of a planner. xD

Edit: I'm ending this story now. xD

I'll make a sequel soon. Probably.