Raz laughed softly "was I not your type?" He teased, mock offense in his voice. "Don't worry, I'm pretty sure that past me would believe I were crazy, seeing me now."
Kinda want a demon and human ship so...help?
"Back then, my type didn't exist. I was single and prepared to never mingle again. Lucky you, you existed and made this heart of mine remember that I am still very gay and very much capable of falling in love."
"I'm very lucky my love. I don't know what I would have done if we never met." He rested his head against his husband's shoulder and nudged into his neck.
"Believe me my love, I don't know what I would've done either. You're my everything." He kissed the top of Raz's head before laying his on top.
Raz's eyes fluttered shut at the kiss and scooted closer to Jay. He lightly traced his fingertips along Jay's arm as they watched the dancing around them. "If anyone else had tried anything remotely similar to what you did back when we met, I'm pretty sure I would have walked out of that bar. There was something about you that made me stay." He murmured softly with a small smile
"Aw, really? All I did was ask what was up with you. I mean, you did look pretty upset so I'm glad I asked."
"yeah but after that, you were so," he shook his head slightly, trying to do d the right words. "Understanding and kind." He shrugged "you weren't like the other people I've met. You were someone I wanted to be with constantly."
"Seriously? I was just being nice. You said you were heartbroken and I just wanted to help." Then, a bell went off in Jay's head. "Hey, that reminds me. I never did ask, what happened with that ex of yours? I thought it would've been rude to ask since it was a fresh wound and I guess I just forgot about it."
Raz sighed softly "I don't really know. He tried calling me when you were gone for those seven years. He seems to have changed, at least when we spoke on the phone. I hope he's better." He mused softly.
"Oh did he now. I'm sure he was thrilled to find out you'd moved on to someone else. What caused the break up in the first place?"
Raz laughed softly, "he didn't seem too like that too much. Honestly I probably enjoyed that a little far too much." He smirked and pressed a kiss to Jay's cheek. He took a deep breath "tonsay the least, I became a person I never dreamed about being whenever with him. Someone I hated."
"Oh, so you had to change. Yeah, remind me to drop kick him if we ever meet him, alright?"
Raz laughed and shook his head "hopefully we'll never cross paths with him again. But I'll definatly.point him.oit to you if we ever happen to see him."
"Then he is being thanked for giving me my husband and then drop kicked. Because I only met you after he screwed up."
"and I will forever be thankful to you for saving me from what otherwise would have been a very miserable life." Raz replied with a small smile. He had never actually talked about his ex for this long, at least not without breaking down and crying. He liked having eomeone to talk to, even if he didn't go into detail about his past.
"I love you." He mumbled quietly, looking around at everyone that surrounded them.
"I love you more, my king." He replied, nuzzling Jay's shoulder. He tapped his foot to the music and nodded his head to the music. "Want to join?" He asked, nodding his head to the people surrounding then that had started to dance to the music
"Of course, I'd love nothing more." Jay pulled them both to their feet, swaying along to the music and falling into the rhythm of those around them.
Raz smiled softly and lightly rested in his husband's arms as he let Jay lead. "It still amazes me that you know how to dance so well."
"Like I said, I've had a few years and a lot of reasons to learn. You just added onto those reasons." He shrugged with a laugh.
Raz shook his head "and here I thought that the mystery would dissipate with marriage. I'm pleasently surprised it still.is." he murmured softly with a smile. "I'm glad I gave you more a reason to learn to dance."
"Oh my prince, there is so much you don't know about me. The amount of stories Jackson could tell you about places I've been and things I've done are ridiculous."
"And I hope to uncover most of those mysteries in the life we'll have together." Raz replied softly with a soft smile, lightly running his hands through his husband's hair.
"His favorite story is the time a nearly pushed someone off Mt. Everest. It was a total accident but Jackson won't let me live it down."
He laughed and arched an eyebrow. "My love, how do you accidently almost push someone off one of the highest mountains in the world? Was it a one-man-for-himself kinda situation?" He joked, tilting his head with a smile
"I was standing at the top, someone was next to me and I sneezed! Of course I jolt and end up pretty much punch the guy in the stomach which sends him tumbling back and if I hadn't been on it to catch him, he would've stepped too far back and just dropped off the mountain."
Raz tried his bed to hide his laugh, waving his hand and trying to breath in to control his burst of laughter. "I see why Jackson thinks you tried to kill them, it must have looked like an attempted murder to everyone." He said through gasps of breath. "Dear, you get yourself into the oddest of problems."
"Yeah yeah, laugh it up. You married this disaster." Jay rolled his eyes with a smile, flicking Raz in the forehead. "It was an accident! I didn't mean to!"
"yes I did, and I'd do it again." Chuckling at the flicking. "So mean. First you almost kill a man on Mt Everest then you flick your husband." He shook his head and laced their hands together, bouncing around as the music changed.
"Almost accidentally kill a man on Mt Everest. There's a difference. It's not mean if it's an accident." Jay corrected with a chuckle, bouncing along with him to the music.