Leaving in one hour, as a newlywed couple

"Well, firstly there is the matter of the wedding. Nothing fancy, just a quick ceremony. In fact, we are already running late" says Broderick. You don't even manage to close your mouth that opened wide as he said it, before you are rushed towards the old chapel.

"B..but..." you stammer and when in sight of other people, the Captain grabs your hand and you have to join him in his fast pace. He whispers to you:

"Again, sir, we need a good cover story. An unexpected visit of my fiancée to the keep made me excited and I decided we should have the wedding as soon as possible. And I also got.." he takes out a letter with the official crest of your father "...few weeks of vacation to take her - you - on a honeymoon.".

You are literally speechless. Earlier this morning you woke up as one the most important men in the land and now you are being dragged before the altar - as the bride!

"Don't forget about the right pitch of the voice. And try to not speak much at all." he whispers again to you before entering the chapel. You don't fail to notice he left out the word "sir" this time. It's a quick ceremony as he said, with only a handful of people present. You feel as if outside of your body when through your own mouth you hear a gentle sweet voice say "I do".

"You may kiss the bride" says the priest and your eyes go wide with a sudden realization of what's coming. A moment before you feel Broderick's hands gently on your waist and his face leaning towards you. You open your mouth to protest, which just helps him to kiss you both gently and rather deeply. As your and his lips part, you look straight into his eyes and he smiles back at you. Both of you leave the chapel as the few guests cheer,

To your own surprise the kiss did not disgust you. Sir Broderick for all his roughness and keeping information from you, is definitely a good kisser. Still, your anger is slowly creeping back up and you cannot wait till you are out of sight of all these people to properly scold him.

Getting back to the stables, he galantly helps you on your horse and you turn away from him as soon as you are up in the saddle. He elegantly swings up on his own horse and with the bodygurds forming a circle around you, you ride out of the keep, next to him.