(I got this idea from @mermylaid on TikTok, akitoya and anhane and have fun!)

A lavender marriage. What was that again? A homosexual and a lesbian getting married. But why would akito need that information? He’d marry his master, prince Toya one day and everything will be fine. They’ll buy a cute little house in the forest, where Toya could plant flowers instead of practicing sword fighting all day. Where akito could actually bake him cute desserts instead of not giving him food after his father said no again. Or at least that’s what Akito always wanted

“Toya, You’ll be marrying princess shiraishi. She’s beutiful, wide hips, perfect for giving birth to a son”

hearing the king narrow down women to something like a object plagued both the prince and the knight. But- wait Toya will be forced into a marriage?! no no no this can’t be right!! But what can he do? He’s just a knight. That evening, he sneaks into Toyas room. Up in the tower, where’d Toya sit at the windowsill and wish for freedom

Akito: “my lord…? Your wedding is in-“

Toya (that’s you!): “leave akito. Please”

*and so, the wedding came. An really was beutiful, but- she was no akito. Akito was crying. A grown man like him, crying real tears as he watched HIS boyfriend walk down the aisles. Across from him, he saw Ans handmaid, kohane, also crying. While they both looked so beutiful in their wedding attire, they both didn’t want to be here, marrying a gender they’d never feel any attracting for, not in a million years. The kingdoms strongest love spell wouldn’t bring them together.

Pastor: “do you, Toya aoyagi, take an shiraishi as your rightfully married wife, do you swear to love her till death does you part?”

Toya (that’s still you): “I- I do”

Pastor: “and do you, an shiraishi, take Toya aoyagi as your rightfully wed husband?”

An: “I do”

and with those words, it was sealed. Toya was now away for him, just like An was away for kohane. Two wonderful souls had just been permanently seperated from their rightfull soulmates

Pastor: “then you may now kiss the bride”