Personal Narrative-Humorous Wedding
"No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no," Kenma says, sighing heavily the next morning. "Using the Nekoma colours for our wedding is the worst idea."
"But Kenma~" Kuroo whines. "I keep giving you suggestions and that's been the only good one! Can we just go for a walk around town now?"
"I've told you that I can't walk," Kenma says, an unamused look on his face. "And it's your fault."
"Not entirely. The wine helped a bit." Kuroo laughs and falls backwards as Kenma tries hitting him.
"We've got about four months to figure this all out, Tetsurou," Kenma says. "And if we can't choose by then I'll start wondering how Akaashi and Bokuto could plan, set up, and succeed in throwing a great wedding in less time than us. It literally only took them three …show more content…
I'd like to rent out that section of the park for a wedding on April 10th, about 5 months from now. We'll worry about the cost at a later date when it's closer to February and March. That would work? Great! I'll call back when I have more details. No, thank you. We really appreciate it. Bye."
"Who was that?" Kenma questions as he slides into the room on a rolling desk chair, slightly confused by the dorky grin Kuroo had on his face.
"A manager of events at Shinjuku Gyoen National Park," Kuroo replies, still smiling. "At the moment, we're allowed to use the park for our wedding. I just need to give them more details when we have everything planned out."
"You're kidding me...." Kenma whispers, staring at Kuroo. Kenma had wanted to have the wedding at the park, but he hadn't gotten his hopes up. However, now that it was completely possible, he couldn't help but be a bit shocked at how lucky he was. First he gets Kuroo to fall for him, and now a great wedding location. Kenma was going to cry at this point. "Tetsurou, you're the greatest!" He yells, forcing himself to stand up only to tackle Kuroo in a hug, the two falling to the ground.
"I didn't realise you were so excited about the park location," Kuroo says and Kenma replies by kissing Kuroo, stopping him from saying anything else.
This wedding was going to be great, that was for
"But Kenma~" Kuroo whines. "I keep giving you suggestions and that's been the only good one! Can we just go for a walk around town now?"
"I've told you that I can't walk," Kenma says, an unamused look on his face. "And it's your fault."
"Not entirely. The wine helped a bit." Kuroo laughs and falls backwards as Kenma tries hitting him.
"We've got about four months to figure this all out, Tetsurou," Kenma says. "And if we can't choose by then I'll start wondering how Akaashi and Bokuto could plan, set up, and succeed in throwing a great wedding in less time than us. It literally only took them three …show more content…
I'd like to rent out that section of the park for a wedding on April 10th, about 5 months from now. We'll worry about the cost at a later date when it's closer to February and March. That would work? Great! I'll call back when I have more details. No, thank you. We really appreciate it. Bye."
"Who was that?" Kenma questions as he slides into the room on a rolling desk chair, slightly confused by the dorky grin Kuroo had on his face.
"A manager of events at Shinjuku Gyoen National Park," Kuroo replies, still smiling. "At the moment, we're allowed to use the park for our wedding. I just need to give them more details when we have everything planned out."
"You're kidding me...." Kenma whispers, staring at Kuroo. Kenma had wanted to have the wedding at the park, but he hadn't gotten his hopes up. However, now that it was completely possible, he couldn't help but be a bit shocked at how lucky he was. First he gets Kuroo to fall for him, and now a great wedding location. Kenma was going to cry at this point. "Tetsurou, you're the greatest!" He yells, forcing himself to stand up only to tackle Kuroo in a hug, the two falling to the ground.
"I didn't realise you were so excited about the park location," Kuroo says and Kenma replies by kissing Kuroo, stopping him from saying anything else.
This wedding was going to be great, that was for