Alec had never felt so nervous in his life as the moment he’d asked Magnus the one question that mattered more than anything in the world. Not when he’d been attempting to chose the perfect ring with Isabelle’s help and sworn her to secrecy (one she’d gladly accepted) or when he’d dropped the children off for the evening so the two might have some alone time together. It hadn’t been a big fancy display or am intricate affair. That wasn’t Alec’s style and though his sibling had insisted he make a show of it, he’d opted for the more intimate affair with dinner and a long stroll, the question coming just before they’d retired to the loft for the rest of the evening.
The following morning he woke with a smile to his face, content to stay in bed and watch at the other slept until finally he’d woken on his own. The children wouldn’t be dropped back until the afternoon so he was in no rush to rouse the other.
“Morning,” he whispered as good eyes finally met his own.
Had Magnus been expecting that question? Not at all. No chance. He’d never imagined that he’d ever be engaged or married in his long life. But Alec seemed to be an exception to all his expectations. That was why he had cried. Cried for quite a long while as well. And naturally he said yes.
The only indication that he’d woken up was a soft noise made in the back of his throat and a slightly disgruntled frown creasing his brow. It took him another few minutes after that for him to open his eyes but when he did a soft smile slid onto his lips.
“Good morning.” He murmured as he slowly shifted closer to Alec.
Magnus hummed softly, watching his boyfriend– fiancé– dress before he himself started to climb out of bed. “That sounds...