Blessings of The Receptionist

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Next installment of our lovely couple, thanks for reading, appreciate the love.

The wedding reception was in full swing, and the garden had transformed into a vibrant celebration. Strings of glowing lanterns hung from the cherry blossom trees, casting a warm, golden light over the festivities. Tables were scattered across the venue, covered with plates of delicious food and pitchers of sparkling drinks. A small dance floor had been set up in the center, where some of the guests were already swaying to the music played by a lively local band.

Kazuma stood by Luna, who was laughing as she greeted the guests, her smile radiant and her cheeks still pink from their vows. He couldn't help but watch her, marveling at how beautiful she looked in her gown, her happiness lighting up the entire garden.

"Luna! Kazuma!" Aqua called out, waving a wine glass filled to the brim as she made her way toward them. "You won't believe it—this wine is divine! I blessed it myself!"

Kazuma groaned, muttering under his breath, "Oh, here we go…" He turned to Aqua, raising an eyebrow. "Blessed it, huh? So, you're telling me this wine's divine because of you?"

Aqua puffed out her chest proudly, her cheeks already flushed from drinking more than she probably should have. "Obviously! Who else could bring this level of refinement to your wedding? Honestly, you should be thanking me."

Before Kazuma could retort, a loud boom echoed through the garden, followed by a burst of colorful sparks in the sky. The guests gasped, some clapping while others looked around in confusion.

"Megumin…" Kazuma muttered, pinching the bridge of his nose as he turned toward the source of the explosion.

Sure enough, there was Megumin standing proudly near the buffet table, her crimson cloak billowing dramatically as she posed with her staff raised high. "Behold!" she declared, her voice carrying over the crowd. "The Crimson Magic Clan's finest gift to the newlyweds—EXPLOSIONS!"

Another fiery blast erupted in the sky, showering the garden with harmless sparks of red and gold. Some of the guests cheered, clapping and laughing at the spectacle, while others scrambled to cover their plates from the falling ash.

"Megumin!" Luna called out, her voice a mix of amusement and exasperation. "The decorations!"

"Oh, don't worry, Luna!" Megumin replied confidently, spinning her staff. "I aimed far enough away! The decorations are perfectly safe!" A tiny ember landed on the edge of the dessert table, and a server quickly stamped it out with a napkin.

Meanwhile, outside the garden, Darkness stood near the entrance, her arms crossed and her gaze scanning the horizon. She wore an elegant dress but had swapped her usual gauntlets for polished silver bracelets. Her expression was tense, her cheeks flushed as she muttered under her breath.

"An orc attack during the reception… now that would be thrilling," she said to herself, her voice heavy with anticipation. "To defend the sacred union of Kazuma and Luna with my own body… to fight off hordes of intruders while—" Her face turned a deep shade of red as her thoughts spiraled into her usual fantasies.

"Darkness!" Kazuma called from the garden, snapping her out of her reverie. She turned toward him, her face still flushed and quickly straightened up.

"Ah, Kazuma," she stammered, walking back toward the reception. "I was… securing the perimeter! You can never be too careful on such an important day."

Kazuma smirked, raising an eyebrow. "Uh-huh. Perimeter securing, or were you just daydreaming about orcs crashing the party again?"

Darkness's blush deepened, and she looked away, muttering, "W-well, it's important to be prepared…"

Back in the garden, Kazuma returned to Luna, who was seated at a small table surrounded by a pile of envelopes left by the guests. Each envelope was sealed with a simple wax stamp, and Luna was carefully stacking them in a neat pile.

"Eris donations," she explained with a smile as Kazuma sat beside her. "Everyone's been so generous."

Kazuma leaned back, stretching his arms behind his head. "Well, I guess it's not a bad start for funding our next adventures. Though I'm still surprised Aqua hasn't tried to pocket some for herself."

As if on cue, Aqua appeared behind them, holding yet another glass of wine. "Hey, I heard that!" she said, pouting. "I'm not that greedy, Kazuma!"

He gave her a skeptical look but decided not to push it, instead turning his attention back to Luna. He picked up a slice of the wedding cake from the table and held it out to her, a small grin playing on his lips.

"This is what you wanted to eat, right?" he teased, his tone playful.

Luna blushed, her eyes widening slightly before she smiled and took the cake from him. "Thank you," she said softly, her voice warm. "You remembered."

"Of course," Kazuma replied, leaning in closer. "I'm your husband now. Remembering what you like is part of the job."

Luna's blush deepened, and she ducked her head slightly, taking a small bite of the cake. "You're surprisingly sweet sometimes, Kazuma," she murmured, her smile hidden behind her hand.

"Only for you," he replied with a wink, earning a laugh from her.

The night continued with laughter, music, and the occasional burst of chaos—Aqua attempting to show off her "divine dancing skills," Megumin sneaking in another explosion, and Darkness volunteering to keep "guard duty" at the gate despite there being no actual threat.

The soft strumming of the band's instruments shifted into a slower, more tender melody. The lively energy of the reception calmed as the lights dimmed slightly, the golden glow of lanterns casting a romantic warmth over the garden. Luna turned to Kazuma, her eyes shining.

"Dance with me?" she asked, holding out her hand.

Kazuma blinked, caught off guard for a moment, before giving her a lopsided smile. "Well, how can I say no to the bride?" He took her hand, standing and leading her to the center of the floor.

The guests, sensing the shift, began stepping back to give them the space they deserved. Slowly, the chatter faded, and all eyes turned to the newlyweds as they moved together under the cherry blossom trees. The petals gently swirled around them in the breeze, creating an almost magical backdrop.

Kazuma placed one hand on Luna's waist, holding her other hand lightly as they began to sway to the music. Luna's gown swirled around her like liquid silver, catching the soft light and making her seem otherworldly. Kazuma swallowed, his heart racing. How was it possible she looked even more beautiful now?

"You're amazing," he murmured, almost without thinking. "I still can't believe you chose me."

Luna's cheeks flushed a soft pink as she glanced down. "Kazuma, you're being too sweet tonight," she said, her voice soft but teasing.

"I mean it," he replied, his voice unusually serious. His grip on her waist tightened slightly, pulling her just a bit closer. "I'm so happy, Luna. I can't even put it into words. I never thought I'd have someone like you by my side. You're beautiful, kind, and… way too good for a guy like me."

Luna's blush deepened, and she bit her lip, trying to keep her composure. She looked up at him, her golden eyes shimmering with emotion. "Kazuma… you're too hard on yourself," she whispered. "You've always been there for me, for all of us. You're more than you think you are."

The two of them swayed together in silence for a few moments, the world fading away. The crowd watched quietly, even Aqua, Megumin, and Darkness refraining from interrupting for once. The song reached its crescendo, and Kazuma leaned in closer, resting his forehead lightly against Luna's.

"I don't deserve you," he said softly, his voice barely audible. "But I'm never letting go of you, Luna. Never."

Luna felt her heart swell at his words. She reached up, brushing her fingers lightly along his cheek. "And I'll never let go of you," she replied, her voice steady despite the wave of emotion surging through her. "Kazuma, I—"

Before she could finish, Kazuma leaned down and captured her lips in a soft, lingering kiss. The guests erupted into cheers and applause, Aqua whistling loudly while Megumin clapped enthusiastically. When they pulled apart, Luna's cheeks were a deep red, but she was smiling her heart racing.

As the song came to an end, the crowd began to move back onto the floor, resuming their celebrations. Kazuma and Luna stepped to the side, still holding hands.

"Oi, Kazuma!" Aqua called out as she approached, a mischievous grin on her face. "That was so sappy, I almost cried. Who knew you had it in you?"

Kazuma sighed, running a hand through his hair. "You could've just let us have our moment, Aqua."

"Oh, don't be like that!" she said, pouting dramatically. "Anyway, I blessed your marriage earlier, so you can thank me later when it works out perfectly."

Darkness walked up next, her face slightly flushed from the wine. "Kazuma," she said, her voice unusually soft. "You've grown so much. Watching you tonight, seeing the way you look at Luna… it's inspiring. I… I wish you both nothing but happiness."

Kazuma blinked, taken aback by her sincerity. "Uh, thanks, Darkness. That means a lot."

Megumin joined them, a smug look on her face. "It's about time you settled down, Kazuma. Now you'll finally have someone to keep you in check—someone who'll stop you from messing things up as often as you do."

"Gee, thanks, Megumin," Kazuma said dryly, though his tone was light. "Always a confidence booster."

"You're welcome," Megumin replied with a grin, crossing her arms. "Just don't forget who your real best friend is, alright? And by the way, my explosions totally made this wedding better."

Yunyun, who had been lingering near Megumin, stepped forward hesitantly. "Kazuma, Luna… congratulations," she said, her voice quiet but heartfelt. "You both looked so happy tonight. I hope you'll always be that way."

"Thanks, Yunyun," Luna said warmly, giving the shy girl a kind smile. "That means a lot."

Even Wiz and Vanir appeared briefly to offer their congratulations, Wiz nervously fumbling over her words while Vanir made a snarky comment about Kazuma "finally doing something worthwhile."

As the night wound down, Kazuma and Luna found themselves back at their table, sitting close together. The lanterns flickered gently above them, and the laughter of their friends echoed softly in the background.

Kazuma sighed, leaning back in his chair and looking up at the sky. "I'm so happy," he said, his voice quiet but filled with emotion. "For everything. I can't believe I have such a beautiful woman by my side."

Luna glanced down, her cheeks turning red. She fiddled with the hem of her dress, trying to hide her smile. "Kazuma…" she murmured, her voice barely above a whisper.

He turned to her, a soft smile on his face. "I mean it," he said. "You're everything to me, Luna. I never thought I'd be this lucky."

Luna looked up at him, her golden eyes meeting his. "Kazuma," she said softly, reaching out to take his hand. "You're everything to me too."

For a moment, they simply sat there, their hands intertwined as the night stretched on around them.

As the party wound down and the last of the guests trickled out of the garden, Kazuma found himself standing beside Luna, the soft glow of the lanterns now casting a warm, intimate light over the quiet space. Most of their friends had headed home, some stumbling from too much wine (namely Aqua), while others lingered just long enough to say their final congratulations.

Luna leaned against Kazuma, her golden eyes looking up at him with warmth and exhaustion. "What a day…" she murmured, her voice soft but content. "I'll never forget it."

Kazuma smiled at her, his hand brushing a stray strand of hair from her face. "Me neither," he said, his voice low. Then, without warning, he bent down and scooped her up into his arms, bridal style. Luna gasped in surprise, instinctively wrapping her arms around his neck.

"Kazuma!" she exclaimed, her cheeks flushing. "What are you doing?"

He grinned, looking down at her as he carried her across the garden. "Carrying my wife," he said casually, his tone teasing but filled with affection. "Isn't this what husbands are supposed to do?"

Luna's blush deepened, and she hid her face against his shoulder. "You're so embarrassing sometimes," she muttered, though her smile betrayed her.

Kazuma chuckled, holding her a little tighter as he made his way to the carriage waiting just outside the garden. Their friends—Aqua, Megumin, Darkness, and a few others—stood nearby, watching with a mix of amusement and fondness.

"Don't drop her, Kazuma!" Aqua shouted, waving wildly. "You've already embarrassed yourself enough tonight!"

"Try not to trip on your way to the carriage," Megumin added, smirking. "It'd be a real shame if you ruined your perfect husband act."

"May your journey be safe," Darkness said earnestly, her hands clasped in front of her. Then, as if caught in a fantasy, she added, "If only an ambush by bandits would occur right now… I would gladly shield you both…"

Kazuma groaned, rolling his eyes as he approached the carriage. "Thanks for the vote of confidence, everyone," he called back sarcastically. Then, turning to Luna, he softened. "Thank you for everything today," he said quietly, his voice filled with sincerity.

Luna smiled up at him, her heart fluttering. "Kazuma… you've already done so much for me. I should be the one thanking you."

He gently placed her into the carriage, taking care to ensure her gown didn't snag on anything. After climbing in beside her, he waved to their friends as the driver urged the horses forward. Aqua blew them a kiss, Megumin shouted something about saving the best explosions for their future adventures, and Darkness… well, she stood in a defensive stance, clearly still imagining some noble quest that didn't exist.

As the carriage rolled away, Kazuma and Luna were left in peaceful quiet, the sounds of the party fading into the distance. Luna rested her head on Kazuma's shoulder, their hands naturally finding each other. Kazuma lifted her hand to his lips, pressing a gentle kiss to her knuckles. Luna's cheeks turned a soft pink, and she smiled shyly, leaning closer.

"You really are sweet tonight," she murmured, her voice barely audible over the sound of the carriage wheels on the dirt road.

"Can't a guy be sweet to his wife?" Kazuma replied, his grin softening into a genuine smile. "Besides… I'm just happy. Really, really happy."

Luna's heart swelled at his words, and she squeezed his hand gently. "Me too," she said, her voice filled with quiet joy.

The carriage soon slowed as they reached their destination—a small, serene pond surrounded by trees. The moonlight reflected off the water's surface, casting a silvery glow over the familiar spot. Kazuma stepped out first, offering his hand to Luna as she followed.

As they stood by the water's edge, Kazuma slipped his hands into his pockets and looked around with a wistful expression. "Just like old times, huh?" he said, his voice soft.

Luna's cheeks turned pink as she looked out at the pond, memories flooding back. This was where they'd shared their first quiet moments together, away from the chaos of their adventuring lives. It was where Kazuma had first awkwardly complimented her, where they'd shared laughter and learned more about each other.

"Memories, ne?" Luna whispered, a small, shy smile tugging at her lips. She turned to him, her eyes glimmering with emotion. "I never thought we'd be standing here again… like this."

Kazuma took a step closer, reaching out to gently brush her hair away from her face. "Yeah," he said, his voice unusually soft. "Back then, I was just trying to figure out how to talk to you without making a fool of myself."

Luna laughed, the sound warm and full of affection. "You didn't do such a bad job," she teased lightly. "Even if you were a little awkward."

Kazuma chuckled, his hand moving to cup her cheek. "Well, I must've done something right," he said, his voice dropping to a whisper. "Because now I've got you, and I'm never letting go."

Luna's breath hitched, and she felt her cheeks flush as she looked up at him. For a moment, the world around them seemed to fade away, leaving only the two of them standing under the stars. Kazuma leaned in, his forehead resting gently against hers.

"Thank you, Luna," he murmured. "For being here, for being… you. I don't know how I got so lucky."

Luna closed her eyes, savoring the moment. "Kazuma… I'm the lucky one," she whispered back. "You've given me so much more than I ever expected."

He smiled, tilting her chin up slightly. "Well, get used to it," he said softly. "Because this is only the beginning."

And with that, he kissed her—softly, tenderly, with all the love and gratitude he couldn't put into words. The pond shimmered behind them, the stars above casting their gentle light as the two of them shared their first quiet, romantic moment as husband and wife. It was a memory they would cherish forever—a moment just for them.

As the carriage rolled back into the quiet town of Axel, the moonlight bathed the cobblestone streets in a silvery glow. The celebration was long behind them, and the peaceful hum of the town at night made the world feel like it belonged only to them. Kazuma carried Luna out of the carriage bridal style once again, despite her playful protests.

"Kazuma, you don't have to carry me the whole way," Luna murmured, though her blush betrayed her as she looked up at him.

Kazuma smirked, adjusting his hold on her. "What kind of husband would I be if I didn't carry my bride across the threshold on our first night together?" His voice was teasing, but there was a softness to it, a sincerity that made Luna's heart flutter.

The journey back to their cozy home felt surreal as if the night itself were cocooning them in its tranquility. When they reached the door, Kazuma nudged it open with his foot, carrying Luna inside. The warm, familiar space greeted them, but tonight it felt different—more special, more intimate.

Kazuma didn't stop until they were in their bedroom, the faint moonlight spilling in through the window. He gently set Luna down on the bed, his hands lingering on her waist for a moment longer than necessary. She looked up at him, her cheeks flushed, her lips parted as she caught her breath.

"Kazuma…" she whispered, her voice soft and uncertain, but filled with anticipation.

He leaned over her slightly, his usual playful grin replaced by something more serious, more tender. "You're beautiful," he said, his voice low. "I don't think I've told you that enough tonight."

Luna's cheeks turned a deeper shade of red, and she bit her lip, her golden eyes locking with his. Her fingers fidgeted with the hem of her gown before reaching out to rest lightly on his chest. "You're being too sweet again," she murmured, though there was no protest in her tone.

Kazuma chuckled, leaning down until their faces were mere inches apart. "Maybe I'm just finally saying everything I've been wanting to say for a long time," he replied softly. His hand reached up to cup her cheek, his thumb brushing gently along her flushed skin.

They stayed like that for a moment, the air between them thick with unspoken emotion. Then, as if drawn together by an invisible force, Kazuma leaned in, and their lips met in a slow, passionate kiss. Luna's arms wrapped around his neck, pulling him closer as she let herself melt into the moment.

His hands moved to cradle her waist, holding her as if she were something precious. Luna tilted her head slightly, deepening the kiss, her fingers tangling in his hair. Every movement was slow, and deliberate, as if they had all the time in the world to explore this new chapter together.

As the kiss grew more fervent, Luna broke away just enough to look up at him, her breath coming in soft, uneven puffs. Her eyes shimmered with a mix of nervousness and excitement, and she bit her lip again, her expression shy but inviting.

"Kazuma…" she whispered, her voice trembling slightly. "I… I love you."

His heart swelled at her words, and he leaned down to press a soft kiss to her forehead before meeting her gaze again. "I love you too, Luna," he replied, his voice steady, filled with every ounce of affection he felt for her.

They kissed again, slower this time, savoring every touch and sensation. The world outside their home faded away, leaving only the two of them. Kazuma's hands touched between her legs under her bride's dress.

Luna's legs tightened as she felt his hands.

"Ohhh, wanting to go there ne?" Luna smugly smiled, Kazuma then smiled and kissed her again, removing her dress and also removed his groom suit, revealing his large cock facing in front of her womanhood.

"Oh geez." Luna covered her face, fully red, he was ready, and she was also, there was no stopping him as he boxed her in on the bed.

He pressed up and started rubbing himself against her, brushing his cock up and down between her legs. His tip proper her pussy, sliding over her slit, and her moisture dribbled out and slicked his phallus. Kazuma grunted, feeling the simulation from this, his cock twitching and throbbing, he fondled his breasts and also rocked his hips, pressing himself up, up, up.

He parted her nether lips. Luna's labia spread wide, accommodating Kazuma's phallus. His cock slid inside her, pressing against her most sensitive and intimate regions. Luna gasped and covered her mouth while blushing. She bucked her hips in response to her husband's penetration, wiggling and lewdly grinding her ass against him. She was in Heaven. She could scarcely restrain herself, it felt too good not to degenerate and throw herself headlong into this activity after their wedding.

Kazuma fondled her ass, stroking and squeezing her cheeks, he swatted her bottom and rolled his fingers through the yielding flesh, while his cock pumped back and forth, his cock causing Luna to jerk and sway, while Saliva was drooling out of the side of her mouth. He fondled her ass leering at her wriggling body, and he grunted and thrust himself deeper into her.

Luna's pussy ozzed and throbbed, waves of pleasure rolled up on her body, swaying up and down with sensation.

Kazuma was thrusting faster and faster and his cock was growing inside her, hitting all the right spots, shooting rapidly in and out of her, their skin was oozing together.

"Luna, I'm coming," Kazuma growled, leaning in close and softly biting her ears.

"Please, come inside me!"

She wanted this to happen for so long, she hooked her legs behind his waist, Kazuma was hurrying up, thrusting inside her rapidly, his balls clenched, and he came, shooting up into her, erupting into her pussy. His semen gushed up to her womb, Luna's eyes went into the back of her head, and the ecstasy drowned around them. He came again, this time in a single gush, Luna was delighted, Kazuma leaned forward and kissed her, it was a deep lewd kiss, and they moaned inside each other's mouths.

Luna's hair was damp and sweating, and Kazuma's body had sweat beads as he rolled off her.

Luna held onto her stomach.

"Best D-day e-ever. I'm a Wife satisfying her husband's needs." Luna smiled as she kissed his nose.

"S-sorry if I was a little rough."

"No." She waved while blushing, "This is healthy for our relationship." She then smiled cheekily and blushed.

As they lay down to rest, their first night as an officially married couple was going heavenly.

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