POLYCHROMATIC :: minlix ✔︎

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Since soulmates helped each other see color, it was pretty unusual to see a pair get married under a grayscale theme.

Felix and Minho didn't care.

So although they each had their preferences when it came to the rainbow, white was the combination of every color; white embodied every emotion, every experience.

White, essentially, brought the couple together. Of course they chose a white theme.

"You're so gorgeous," Minho said, pulling Felix closer to him by the waist. "I haven't said this yet, but you look spectacular in that suit."

After the ceremony, during the after-party, the newlyweds had snuck out of their enclosed section of the park, the same park in which they'd shared their third encounter. They stood by a tree, needing the peace and quiet after such a monumental event.

"I would say the same to you, but I don't think there are words for how I'm feeling."

Minho pretended to gasp, pointing at the sky. "I see a new color!" he joked, causing Felix to giggle and smack his arm.

"Shut up, hubby."

"Oooh, we've upgraded from 'dude' to 'hubby.' We really were destined to get married."

"That's how soulmates work, like, eighty percent of the time," Felix said. "But not always. Take a look at Jeongin and Chan, for example. You think they're getting married? They're just platonic. For all we know, we could have ended up as best bro's."

Minho snorted. "I doubt it."

"Of course you doubt it; we just got married."

Pressing his lips against felix's for a sweet moment, Minho grinned at the way his husband's cheeks still flushed red at the action, even after years spent together. "And how lucky I am that I was somehow paired with you."

Felix pulled at his suit collar, suddenly feeling hot. It's just the weather, he lied to himself.

The newlyweds, after sharing a few more sweet moments, snuck back into their own party.

Hours later, they arrived back at their shared apartment. Both were exhausted, and they had good reasons to be.

Still, more sweet moments were shared that night...

The first of many nights spent together as husbands.