River wrapped his arms and smiled softly. "I love you too my darling," River mumbled with a slight chuckle. "I will never stop loving you."
"I hope not… then we'd both be quite sad, wouldn't we?" Cas lifted his head up to kiss River, hearing clapping from the few people who were still watching them.
River smiled into the kiss then pulled away and looked into Cas's eyes. "Indeed I would be extremely depressed if this love ended. Which it won't. I promise you that," He smiled before taking his fishing rod and holding onto it as he sat next to River.
Cas sat close to River, leaning his head on the other's shoulder while they continued to fish. "D'you think we'll be quite popular here now after your little announcement?"
River scratched the back of his neck and chuckled. "I don't know about that, but last year a guy made the same announcement to a different person of course. I think it happens maybe twice every year. Of course, if you don't want to be the center of attention then I would gladly take you away from everyone, so we can be together in peace. How does that sound?" he asked with a smirk on his lips.
"It's fine, really." Cas kissed his cheek. "I honestly don't mind it all that much. It was just a little surprising."
"I had to make sure everyone knew that I was with you and you were with me," River teased.
Cas rolled his eyes. "Even without that, I think it was pretty obvious."
"Still, I just had to make sure," the bell rang for dinner and everyone started to clean up before leaving. River did the same, putting everything back where he found it. "Looks like it's time for dinner. Ready?"
"Yeah, I'm ready." Cas took River's hand and followed him to the dining hall once he'd composed himself again.
Once River opened the door his eyes lip up. "YES YES YES YES YES! fired rice!" River ran over to the table and grabbed a plate stacking it with fried rice then sitting down.
Cas shook his head a bit, laughing as he got a small plate of rice. "I take it you like fried rice?" He asked, sitting beside River.
River nodded frantically as he started to eat with joy. “I love fried rice. Not more than I love you of course.”
"Of course. I mean, you proclaimed your love to me over the lake, not to fried rice." Cas laughed again and took a bite. "Kinda weird texture."
"That's the point. It has egg and the fried is fired not cooked and it has pork in it too! That's the best part," River fantasized.
"Whatever you say, Riv." Cas shrugged, eating a bit more.
River hummed as he was half way done eating. "I could eat this everyday and never get tired of it!"
"I'm sure you could." Cas finished before River since he'd gotten less food. "I'll have to learn how to make it."
"Really?!" River looked over to Cas with a smile while he held his spoon.
"I mean, yeah. How hard could it be?" Cas shrugged. "And considering we're gonna be married and all, I should probably know how to cook foods you like."
"Thank you!" RIver hugged Cas tightly and then began to eat gain while kicking his legs like a little kid.
Cas rolled his eyes again, though a smirk lingered. "It's really not that big a deal."
"Oh, but it is. It's fried rice Cas! The best kind of rice!" River stated.
"But alas, in the end, it's still just cooked rice." Cas shrugged, kissing River's cheek.
"Not cooked, fried," River finished eating just as the deserts came out. Someone else from the table got up and got them. They were brown bears. "YES!"
(What's a brown bear?)
(It's like toast thats buttered on one side and then on the other its cinnamon and the whole thing is toasted.)
(Okay)
Cas glanced between the dessert and River curiously. "…What?" He's getting pretty excited about toast…
As soon as the tray hit the table River reached for the toast and started to eat. "So good!"
"What is it, exactly?" Cas asked, picking up one of the bear claws.
