I didn't know what to say. Marriage? Already?
                          
We had only know each other for a month! 
                          
I need to pretend. I'm sure my feelings will change soon enough. Besides...it's going to happen eventually, and I do love him, just not as much as he loves me. 
                          
If I'm being totally honest with myself...I kind of...want to marry him.
                          
I couldn't think of any words to express what I wanted, so I just nodded. He looked shocked at first, but then he looked as if he was about to burst with joy.
                          
He jumped up and kissed my cheek, and then let out a squeal.
                          
"This is the best day of my life!" He cried, and gently took my hand in his own. "May I, please?" I nodded numbly, and he slid the golden band onto my ring finger.
                          
There's no going back. I'm his, no denying it.
                          
He pulled me into a hug, and I hugged him back.
                          
But I'm totally okay with that.
                          
~ One year later, from Ryo's POV ~
                          
It felt like a dream. I stood in front of the church, my heart racing. This was what I had been dreaming of ever since I met her. And now, my dream was coming true. Any minute she'd walk through those doors, and soon we shall be married.
                          
Takuji Uramoto...the love of my life....
                          
The doors opened, and everyone stood up. My heart stopped the moment she stepped through the doorway, her hands visibly shaking. The dress fit her perfectly, and it flowed out behind her as she walked. Every step brought her closer to me. She looked just like a doll now, with her hair up in a fancy braid and her arms covered up to her elbows by lacy gloves. The veil in front of her face hid her expression, but I could sense her excitement. She managed to outshine everyone here. Even the bouquet of white roses in her hands seemed like weeds compared to her.
                          
She stopped in front of me, and for the first time I saw her face. She gave me a shy smile, a rosy blush dusting her cheeks. 
                          
"You look lovely," I mouthed, and her blushed intensified.
                          
I could hardly focus during the vows. She was still so distracting, even to this day. She was the only thing I could focus on.
                          
At last, when the words I had been waiting for, "You may kiss the bride," were finally spoken, I began to get nervous. We had never kissed on the lips, since I was saving that for this moment, but now I was freaking out a bit. She, however, seemed completely unphased by this.
                          
I lifted the veil away from her face, and she smiled at me, and I felt my heart stop for the second time that day. She leaned down, and placed a tender kiss on my lips. I kissed back, fireworks exploding in the back of my mind. She tasted sweeter than I had imagined.
                          
When we finally pulled away, every cheered.
                          
"I love you, my Doll," I whispered.
                          
"I love you too," she said back. "And I will. Forever."
                          
~ Ten years later ~
                          
And I did.
                          
At first, I struggled to sleep at night, out of fear that he'd suddenly change his mind about keeping me alive and that I'd end up like Au - dead and stuffed. However, I eventually relaxed around him, and now I felt just as strongly for him as he felt for me.
                          
"Mommy? Can I please have one of those cookies Daddy made?" My youngest and only daughter, Oki, asked, tugging on the hem of my dress. Her brothers, Matsu, Terusaka and Shida, were all outside with their father. Ryo didn't get the three daughters he wanted, but he loved all of our children anyway. I smiled, and picked up the four year old girl.
                          
"Of course, sweetie," I said, and she beamed. Her smile was exactly like her father's...minus the somewhat insane look he sometimes got. Though really, Ryo was definitely doing better. Ever since Matsu was born, he's changed. I was worried at first, but now we were happy.
                          
Everything was as close to perfect as you could get, and I wouldn't change anything...besides Au's death, of course. I still missed her so bad it hurt.
                          
"Don't cry, Mommy," Oki said softly, concern in her blue eyes. "Please? It makes me sad."
                          
I smiled, and gave her a gentle hug. "Don't worry...Mommy is fine."
                          
I knew, deep down, this was the right choice. This was what my heart was longing for. A perfect family. I sometimes wondered what would happen if I had said no all those years ago, but I assumed it wasn't as pleasant as this route.
                          
This was where I was supposed to be.
                          
Here, with my family, and with Ryo.
                          
Okay...book one is officially done! I should be finishing Infatuated soon. The first chapter of the next book in the My Yandere series should be out fairly soon, but I still need to finish a few things, first. I have the cover made, I just need to work on a few of the characters before I start writing. If you have any suggestions, please let me know. I think this story was good, though. The ending might need a few edits, since I didn't edit anything, but I want to work on my other story before I smooth everything out in this one. Word count: 1500  
                          
Oh yeah, almost forgot! I just wanted to thank emopastelgirl real quick for giving me the idea of having a split ending. If you love yandere stories, I suggest you check out her yandere Reiner x reader, since I really enjoyed it.
                          
Okay, that's all! Keep an eye out for book two!