Sure, it wasn't their day. It was someone else's day. But nobody would let them have theirs. Not for real. So what harm was there in pretending? It enjoying the wedding, dancing to the music? Listening to the cheers and happy people, enjoying cake and champagne? Hearing the wedding bells in the distance. This could be their day. They were already dressed for the part, after all?

The bells chimed once more, as was tradition for the church. Once when the couple are married, and once as they leave. Aaron and Lloyd smiled as the pressed up against each other. Another chime echo'd through the halls as they both simply said: "I do."

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So, I've made little to no bones about the fact that Aaron and Lloyd were/are in an incestuous relationship. I've also never gotten any negative feedback from this fact either.

THAT BEING SAID!

I still write them in being in a fairly realistic world, and you aren't going to find many, if any, religious locations that are going to knowingly and willingly marry two direct siblings. So being married was never going to be an official thing. But that wouldn't stop them from being together. Nothing is stopping them from enjoying someone else's wedding vicariously.

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