[Was that a girlish little giggle from Jill? Yes, it was. If only Tifa could see how she's blushing.]
He took me to gaze at the moon. It was something we'd done together a few times before, but that night was just different. I can't say why exactly, it just felt that way. I asked him if he was there to whisk me away in the middle of a night like a proper Corsair. His response was that he was looking for the finest treasure of all.
[A happy sigh as she recounts the night that changed her life.]
If I didn't know any better, I would have suspected Clive was perusing through my bookshelf for inspiration.
[But no, Clive is just naturally a romantic when it comes to her, well-bred regardless of what his mother might say, and treats Jill like the precious thing she is to him.]
Why wouldn't I? You're one of my closest friends here. Just inviting you to the ceremony doesn't seem enough.
[Well, only one of two of her closest female friends here, but in time, that should change. For now, though, Jill wants Tifa by her side on that significant day, just as Joshua will be there for Clive.]
Well, I assume that as a bridesmaid you need to make sure I arrive on time. Maybe help with tying my corset, have tissue in case I cry...
[Which she will. It's a guarantee Jill will sob on the happiest day of her life.]
And I'm much more concerned for your own comfort. Just dress as you would any other wedding, unless you think you want to match with the other bridesmaid.
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[Is something wrong!? Did something happen!?
...Why is that always the default thought that she has whenever someone contacts her...]
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Would you do me the honor of being my bridesmaid?
[At least Jill gets right to the point once the pleasantries are done with.]
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And as soon as she picks up, Tifa's voice will be on the other end—]
You're getting married!? When? How!? I mean—congratulations!
[Sorry she missed the memo on the network, Jill.
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Jill picks up on the second ring, sounding far more amused than usual.]
Thank you. It happened this moon past. As for how, well, he asked and I accepted. It's rather simple.
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[She laughs at Jill's very straightforward answer.]
Was it romantic? Did he take you somewhere nice?
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[Was that a girlish little giggle from Jill? Yes, it was. If only Tifa could see how she's blushing.]
He took me to gaze at the moon. It was something we'd done together a few times before, but that night was just different. I can't say why exactly, it just felt that way. I asked him if he was there to whisk me away in the middle of a night like a proper Corsair. His response was that he was looking for the finest treasure of all.
[A happy sigh as she recounts the night that changed her life.]
It just happened to be me.
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Well, I'd say you're a fine treasure indeed. That sounds like it was amazing, though. Like it's right out of a book.
[There's something of a whimsical, quiet sigh that leaves her.
But she realizes then that she still hasn't answered Jill's question—]
Ah, sorry. I mean—of course I'll be a bridesmaid!? Honestly, I'm surprised you asked me at all.
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[But no, Clive is just naturally a romantic when it comes to her, well-bred regardless of what his mother might say, and treats Jill like the precious thing she is to him.]
Why wouldn't I? You're one of my closest friends here. Just inviting you to the ceremony doesn't seem enough.
[Well, only one of two of her closest female friends here, but in time, that should change. For now, though, Jill wants Tifa by her side on that significant day, just as Joshua will be there for Clive.]
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[And now a different kind of excitement is bubbling up.]
So, anything special I should wear? Or anything I need to do? ... I've never been a bridesmaid before.
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Well, I assume that as a bridesmaid you need to make sure I arrive on time. Maybe help with tying my corset, have tissue in case I cry...
[Which she will. It's a guarantee Jill will sob on the happiest day of her life.]
And I'm much more concerned for your own comfort. Just dress as you would any other wedding, unless you think you want to match with the other bridesmaid.
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[But she tilts her head thoughtfully at the next piece.]
But this is your day, so you get to decide. Do you have a favourite colour that I should look for at least?
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I'm quite partial to blue, but please allow me to at least let you pick what shade you'd like to wear.
[No bridezilla here!]
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[She laughs softly, before it's cut off by her remembering something.]
Ah, before I forget: You can also bring someone if you'd like. A companion of a sort.
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[Her cheeks flush suddenly at that, her entire demeanour changing from sure of herself to more shy.]
I... um, okay. Well, I'll think about it.