As another week passed, he found himself thinking back to all the things that had happened since that bachelor challenge, and just how much it had changed his life.
The first big change was from life in that challenge, to what was his actual life. It had been a pretty big change for them both, and Hayle had to learn that his boyfriend wasn’t always around. It had been hard at first, but luckily they had worked through it by Chri’s always telling him they had to talk when he saw something was bothering him.
“Almost like bringing you into our lives changed it as well.”
He smiled at a curled up sleeping cat on his lap, he knew he missed Hayle as well, he often wandered to the end of the property and sat there waiting a bit, before he came back to the house.
“I’m still pretty sure asking him to marry me was the best decision since then.”
He had been quite nervous about it. After all, he had no idea how Hayle felt about the idea of marriage, it was one thing they had never really talked about. But to him it had felt right, and luckily the answer to his question was the one he had hoped for.
The wedding had been special in many ways, everyone from the challenge had been able to make it, and they had all found someone to share their life with. He still had to admit seeing his own hellhound dating that crazy human still made him smile.
“And he got to meet death, and he lived to tell the tale.”
Chris smiled, sitting like this, he realized just how many good memories he had from their time together. Of course there was a few painful ones too, specially until Hayle had learned to control his use of claws and teeth in certain aspects of their time together. He was quite happy his body was fairly easy to mend.
“Maybe I should have kept some scars Felix?”
He knew he couldn’t have though, because they would make his husband sad every time he noticed them. He suddenly noticed the tv had switched itself off, and he had no idea how long he had been sitting there just thinking about old times. Felix sound asleep on his lap, and he could see the moon high outside his window.
“I guess I miss him more than I realize.”