Behind Closed Doors

For The Rest of Our Lives

(Mark's POV) 
Six months later... 

Jack and I were married, since we didn't want to wait very long. We took about four months for planning and preparation, then waited for one until our wedding day. Our honeymoon would be about two weeks from now, in Hawaii. 
Felix and my brother ended up being the best men. The maids of honor were our moms, of course. Ken took a video and gave me the footage to do whatever I wanted to with it. The only thing I have to do is tell the fans, both mine and Jack's. 
I decided to snuggle up with Jack and take a picture of us with our rings held up, then post it on Twitter and see where that would go. I put the caption, "Sealed the deal~💖💚"
And as soon as I posted it, hundreds of likes, comments, and retweets came in. It was kinda half and half with people liking it and some hating it. I didn't care, because WE were happy. That's all that mattered. 
That night, I took Jack out. It would be the first time we went out since we got married. I took him to an arcade, where we could just play games and have fun.
I got us about ten rolls of quarters; a hundred dollars worth. I didn't care, and I would spend more on him if he wanted to. However, he was content with his five rolls and rushed off to start gaming. 
The first game he picked was the Skee ball, of course. It's one of his favorites. He almost got straight hundreds, but missed once. That's better than what I could do. From that, he got a little over two hundred tickets from beating the high score. Then, he told me to pick a game. 
I chose to do Stacker, which I was pretty good at since I had quick eyes and a good sense of prediction. I ended up losing, but got past the first line.
Jack wanted to try it, and he actually won! I was a bit jealous, but it was okay. He got himself a tablet from the prizes. By the end of the night, we'd racked up over three hundred thousand tickets. 
As we went up to the prize wall, I saw something Jack was eyeing. It was a HUGE Spider-Man "Tsum Tsum" plush. He had a small one back at home, but I could tell he liked it. It was only about twenty thousand tickets, so no big deal. 
I told the guy about it and he got it down. Jack's face lit up. He looked at me with a smile. 

"I saw you looking at it," I smiled. 
"Aw," he grinned. "Thanks, Mark." 
"No problem. What else?" 

We left with quite a few things. Jack was cuddling his Spidey-Loaf, as he called it, on the way home. He looked so adorable. Not the loaf, but Jack. Then again, Jack always looks adorable. As we pulled in to our house, I looked at him. 
This is who I'm gonna be spending the rest of my life with. Who I'll grow old with, do stupid things with, going through the ups and downs of life with... And I would NEVER have changed a thing, even if given the chance... 

Jack means the world to me, and we're about to take it on together.
For the rest of our lives...