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Mag sat in the dressing room at the church, brushing Marni’s hair for her. Marni looked radiant in her pure white wedding dress. Mag almost confessed her love for Marni right there and then. Marni’s mother was also in the room, making a few last minute adjustments to the dress.
     “Magdalene, dear, would you mind threading this needle for me? Your new eyes are just so much sharper than these old things.” Marni’s mother asked, holding out the needle and thread. Mag shook off her trance as she’d been looking at Marni and nodded her head.
     “Of course, Mrs. DiAngelo.” Mag said softly, taking the needle and threading it expertly. “There you are.” She smiled politely, handing the old woman her needle back, now threaded.
      “Thank you, dear.” Mrs. DiAngelo smiled. “Oh, Marni, there was a charming young man looking for you earlier, he said he wanted to wish you luck now because his father told him he isn’t to talk to you during the ceremony. He had the cutest little accent too.”
      “Aww, Pavi wanted to wish me good luck?” Marni smiled. “Well, if you see him, tell him I said thank you.”
     “Rotti’s son? That was Rotti Largo’s little boy?” Mrs. DiAngelo asked. “I’m surprised I didn’t recognize him, I’ve heard so much about him from you. It’s these old eyes again, if I wasn’t too old to matter, I’d go in for that surgery Magdalene had.”
     “Mom, you’re not old.” Marni smiled, “You’re not even seventy yet.”
     “I’m so glad you found that Nathan fellow, I didn’t like you dating someone who is almost my age.”  Mrs. DiAngelo smiled. “People were at the house every day asking me if you were some gold digger. Well, anyway, it was good of you to marry for love rather than money. I’m so proud of you.”
      Marni smiled at her mother. Meanwhile, Mag helped Marni to zip up her dress. She couldn’t believe it, she’d actually seen the woman she was most attracted to in the entire world naked and she never would again. Marni loved Nathan, not Mag and there was nothing Mag could do about it. Soon, Marni was all ready for her big day. When she was all dressed and looking perfect, the door to her dressing room opened and in walked Pavi holding little Carmella by the hand. “You look-a so perfect!” Pavi gasped, smiling brightly at Marni.
    “Alice! Alice! Will it be tea time soon?” Mellie asked, clinging to Marni’s dress and pulling it gently.
     “Hello again, young man, you must be Paviche.” Marni’s mother smiled down at Pavi. “And this little lady must be Carmella.” She added, kneeling down at eye level with Mellie.
    “Yes-a, we met briefly in-a the hallway.” Pavi smiled. “Say hello, Mellie, be nice, this is-a Marni’s mama.”
     “Hello Marni’s mama.” Mellie giggled happily. “I get to wear a top hat today ‘cause I’m the flower girl. Don’t I look just like The Mad Hatter?”
     Pavi smiled at Mellie, she really was adorable. He had no idea that in a few years he’d hate her and consider her competition for ownership of Geneco. “Well-a, it’s time Mellie and I went-a to get ready, we’ll-a have to head down the aisle soon.” Pavi grinned, picking Mellie up and carrying her down stairs so her little pink flower girl dress didn’t drag on the dusty stairs.
       “Thanks so much for being my best man, Rotti, I know you’re upset about Marni, but you’ll never know how much this means to me, you’re my only friend and with both of my parents dead, you’re all I have besides Marni of course.” Nathan smiled pleasantly at his best friend as Rotti helped Nathan adjust his coat. Rotti didn’t speak at all, he just grunted in response to Nathan’s pleasantries and Nathan knew it was best not to push the issue.
      When Nathan and Marni had both finished getting ready, the wedding began. Nathan walked down the aisle first, standing at the altar and smiling. Next came Mag and Rotti, Rotti stood beside Nathan and Mag stood across from the two of them. Pavi walked next to little Carmella, he carrying the two rings on a satin pillow and Mellie sprinkling rose petals on the ground in front of Marni, who followed behind them with her father. When the all arrived at the altar, Marni and Nathan looked deeply into each other’s eyes and said their vows, smiling lovingly the whole time. Finally they exchanged rings and kissed passionately, more passionately than Pavi had ever seen anyone kiss anyone in his entire life. If looks could kill, Rotti would have had to plead guilty to murder. Even poor Mag couldn’t keep from looking very jealous of Nathan. Pavi hid his envious glances well because he’d made his peace with the fact that he could never have Marni because he was only a little boy to her, even at the halfway mark of fifteen.
        Finally when the ceremony ended, the wedding party headed to the reception at the nicest place in the city, courtesy of Geneco. Mag, Marni, Nathan, Rotti and Marni’s parents all sat up at the head table. Carmella sat at the kiddie table with Marni’s nieces and nephews and other children. Pavi sat with Luigi and a few of Marni’s friends and other students who Luigi was trying to warm up for some fun. Pavi tried to get in on the conversation, but the women were all over twenty, leaving Pavi as ‘the cute little kid’ at the table, much to his dismay. He was slightly happier when he got hugged against a few chests for being ‘so adorable!’.  Luigi looked slightly jealous and eventually excused himself, dragging Pavi with him.
       “You. Me. Bathroom. Now.” Luigi hissed bluntly in Pavi’s ear.
      “You know-a you don’t-a even have-a to ask.” Pavi replied with a grin as Luigi walked into the men’s room and locked the door to the entire bathroom.
      “If anyone interrupts us, I’ll fucking kill them.” Luigi muttered as he propped a chair up against the door as an extra precaution.
      “Not-a to rain on-a your parade, but won’t-a this ruin Marni’s wedding?” Pavi asked. “I mean-a, if-a they caught us like this…”
     “The bitch deserves it. Now get on your knees and get me ready.” Luigi demanded. Pavi did as he was told, getting down on his knees and undoing Luigi’s pants. He leaned forward and took him into his mouth. Luigi grabbed the back of Pavi’s head and pushed him down further. “There you go…oh god! You’re getting better at this, been practicing a lot at school, you slut?”
      Pavi nodded.
      “Good…Alright, that’s enough, now stop and bend over the sink. Good…” Luigi said as he gave a thrust and grabbed Pavi’s hips, holding them tightly as he thrust his hips against his younger brother’s.
     “Luigi! I really-a think we-a ought to...ah! Stop-a doing this and-a think about…ooohhh…M…M…M…Marni.” Pavi suggested, eyes widening with each painful thrust as his body was pressed closer and closer to the marble sink until his head hit the mirror.
      “Just shut up and enjoy it.” Luigi replied, his thrusts getting more and more urgent as he kept going harder and faster. Finally he released inside of Pavi, pulled out, cleaned himself off and unlocked the door, walking out and nearly bumping into Nathan. Pavi quickly pulled his pants back on before Nathan noticed anything.
      “I was-a just leaving.” Pavi laughed nervously, walking towards the door.
      “I’m just here to smooth my hair back…” Nathan replied. “You don’t really have to leave; in fact, I kind of wanted to meet you. Marni talks so much about you and always says how great you are and I just wanted to meet the kid he thinks so highly of.”
     “Oh, okay-a…well…my name-a is Paviche Largo, but I like-a to be called ‘Pavi’ because-a it sounds better. I’m-a in ninth grade at private school and-a I’m Rotti Largo’s youngest and favorite son.” Pavi introduced himself.
      “I see…well, I’m Nathan Wallace, I’m a doctor who just finished medical school and I’m…well…I hope I still am, your father’s best friend.” Nathan smiled. “So, Pavi, what is it about you that Marni thinks is so amazing? I mean, what do you do?”
      “Well, I-a mostly…” Pavi wanted to lie so Nathan wouldn’t tell Marni about all his failings. “I do-a my homework and-a I read to my little sister and-a I take care-a of how I look.” He really did do all of that, but his primary focus was usually getting laid, that was a fact he preferred to hide from anyone who could tell Marni, since she was the only person who made him feel ashamed of that fact.
      “Well, it truly is an amazing kid who can focus so diligently on his studies and his family.” Nathan smiled. “I guess Marni was right about you.”
        Pavi grinned and nodded, heading off to the grand hall where the reception was taking place. Marni and Nathan had their first dance together, then Marni danced with her father, then everyone got up and danced. Luigi found some slutty friend of Marni’s, Marni danced with Nathan, Rotti stood off to the side, as did Mag, both of them politely turning down offers to dance. Pavi danced with his little sister, letting her stand on his feet while they danced. “Faster, Cheshire! Spin me around.”
       “Okay-a, Mellie.” Pavi smiled, picking her up by the waist and spinning her around. “There-a you go.” For once, Pavi didn’t mind that his shoes were getting scuffed from Carmella standing on them. He was being a good big brother, just like Luigi never was for him.
       When the dancing had ended, Mag was asked to make a speech because Rotti hadn’t prepared one. “When I met Marni, my world was a dark, frightening and lonely place. I couldn’t see, but I also couldn’t feel anything. But then, one day, a ray of sunlight burst into my world when my mother took me for singing lessons and I met Marni DiAngelo. I was fourteen years old then, Marni was twenty three. Marni was always there for me, she did everything for me, treating me like a little sister to her. Then, one day she brought me to the hospital to get me a surgery that she’d arranged for, a surgery that would lead me to become a star. It was there that she met her amazing husband, Nathan Wallace, the doctor who gave me my eyes. So…”Mag began to cry. “Nathan and Marni, for lighting up my dark world, here’s hoping you two have all the happiness in the world, may you light up each other’s lives as much as you lit up mine.”
     Everyone got up and clapped after that emotional speech. Marni and Mag hugged tightly and then Mag was asked to get up and sing a song for the new couple. Everyone was too busy listening to Mag’s beautiful song to notice Rotti glaring nastily at the happy couple as though wishing them nothing but misery, even if he had to create the misery himself.

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Mag sat in the dressing room at the church, brushing Marni’s hair for her. Marni looked radiant in her pure white wedding dress. Mag almost confessed her love for Marni right there and then. Marni’s mother was also in the room, making a few last minute adjustments to the dress.
     “Magdalene, dear, would you mind threading this needle for me? Your new eyes are just so much sharper than these old things.” Marni’s mother asked, holding out the needle and thread. Mag shook off her trance as she’d been looking at Marni and nodded her head.
     “Of course, Mrs. DiAngelo.” Mag said softly, taking the needle and threading it expertly. “There you are.” She smiled politely, handing the old woman her needle back, now threaded.
      “Thank you, dear.” Mrs. DiAngelo smiled. “Oh, Marni, there was a charming young man looking for you earlier, he said he wanted to wish you luck now because his father told him he isn’t to talk to you during the ceremony. He had the cutest little accent too.”
      “Aww, Pavi wanted to wish me good luck?” Marni smiled. “Well, if you see him, tell him I said thank you.”
     “Rotti’s son? That was Rotti Largo’s little boy?” Mrs. DiAngelo asked. “I’m surprised I didn’t recognize him, I’ve heard so much about him from you. It’s these old eyes again, if I wasn’t too old to matter, I’d go in for that surgery Magdalene had.”
     “Mom, you’re not old.” Marni smiled, “You’re not even seventy yet.”
     “I’m so glad you found that Nathan fellow, I didn’t like you dating someone who is almost my age.”  Mrs. DiAngelo smiled. “People were at the house every day asking me if you were some gold digger. Well, anyway, it was good of you to marry for love rather than money. I’m so proud of you.”
      Marni smiled at her mother. Meanwhile, Mag helped Marni to zip up her dress. She couldn’t believe it, she’d actually seen the woman she was most attracted to in the entire world naked and she never would again. Marni loved Nathan, not Mag and there was nothing Mag could do about it. Soon, Marni was all ready for her big day. When she was all dressed and looking perfect, the door to her dressing room opened and in walked Pavi holding little Carmella by the hand. “You look-a so perfect!” Pavi gasped, smiling brightly at Marni.
    “Alice! Alice! Will it be tea time soon?” Mellie asked, clinging to Marni’s dress and pulling it gently.
     “Hello again, young man, you must be Paviche.” Marni’s mother smiled down at Pavi. “And this little lady must be Carmella.” She added, kneeling down at eye level with Mellie.
    “Yes-a, we met briefly in-a the hallway.” Pavi smiled. “Say hello, Mellie, be nice, this is-a Marni’s mama.”
     “Hello Marni’s mama.” Mellie giggled happily. “I get to wear a top hat today ‘cause I’m the flower girl. Don’t I look just like The Mad Hatter?”
     Pavi smiled at Mellie, she really was adorable. He had no idea that in a few years he’d hate her and consider her competition for ownership of Geneco. “Well-a, it’s time Mellie and I went-a to get ready, we’ll-a have to head down the aisle soon.” Pavi grinned, picking Mellie up and carrying her down stairs so her little pink flower girl dress didn’t drag on the dusty stairs.
       “Thanks so much for being my best man, Rotti, I know you’re upset about Marni, but you’ll never know how much this means to me, you’re my only friend and with both of my parents dead, you’re all I have besides Marni of course.” Nathan smiled pleasantly at his best friend as Rotti helped Nathan adjust his coat. Rotti didn’t speak at all, he just grunted in response to Nathan’s pleasantries and Nathan knew it was best not to push the issue.
      When Nathan and Marni had both finished getting ready, the wedding began. Nathan walked down the aisle first, standing at the altar and smiling. Next came Mag and Rotti, Rotti stood beside Nathan and Mag stood across from the two of them. Pavi walked next to little Carmella, he carrying the two rings on a satin pillow and Mellie sprinkling rose petals on the ground in front of Marni, who followed behind them with her father. When the all arrived at the altar, Marni and Nathan looked deeply into each other’s eyes and said their vows, smiling lovingly the whole time. Finally they exchanged rings and kissed passionately, more passionately than Pavi had ever seen anyone kiss anyone in his entire life. If looks could kill, Rotti would have had to plead guilty to murder. Even poor Mag couldn’t keep from looking very jealous of Nathan. Pavi hid his envious glances well because he’d made his peace with the fact that he could never have Marni because he was only a little boy to her, even at the halfway mark of fifteen.
        Finally when the ceremony ended, the wedding party headed to the reception at the nicest place in the city, courtesy of Geneco. Mag, Marni, Nathan, Rotti and Marni’s parents all sat up at the head table. Carmella sat at the kiddie table with Marni’s nieces and nephews and other children. Pavi sat with Luigi and a few of Marni’s friends and other students who Luigi was trying to warm up for some fun. Pavi tried to get in on the conversation, but the women were all over twenty, leaving Pavi as ‘the cute little kid’ at the table, much to his dismay. He was slightly happier when he got hugged against a few chests for being ‘so adorable!’.  Luigi looked slightly jealous and eventually excused himself, dragging Pavi with him.
       “You. Me. Bathroom. Now.” Luigi hissed bluntly in Pavi’s ear.
      “You know-a you don’t-a even have-a to ask.” Pavi replied with a grin as Luigi walked into the men’s room and locked the door to the entire bathroom.
      “If anyone interrupts us, I’ll fucking kill them.” Luigi muttered as he propped a chair up against the door as an extra precaution.
      “Not-a to rain on-a your parade, but won’t-a this ruin Marni’s wedding?” Pavi asked. “I mean-a, if-a they caught us like this…”
     “The bitch deserves it. Now get on your knees and get me ready.” Luigi demanded. Pavi did as he was told, getting down on his knees and undoing Luigi’s pants. He leaned forward and took him into his mouth. Luigi grabbed the back of Pavi’s head and pushed him down further. “There you go…oh god! You’re getting better at this, been practicing a lot at school, you slut?”
      Pavi nodded.
      “Good…Alright, that’s enough, now stop and bend over the sink. Good…” Luigi said as he gave a thrust and grabbed Pavi’s hips, holding them tightly as he thrust his hips against his younger brother’s.
     “Luigi! I really-a think we-a ought to...ah! Stop-a doing this and-a think about…ooohhh…M…M…M…Marni.” Pavi suggested, eyes widening with each painful thrust as his body was pressed closer and closer to the marble sink until his head hit the mirror.
      “Just shut up and enjoy it.” Luigi replied, his thrusts getting more and more urgent as he kept going harder and faster. Finally he released inside of Pavi, pulled out, cleaned himself off and unlocked the door, walking out and nearly bumping into Nathan. Pavi quickly pulled his pants back on before Nathan noticed anything.
      “I was-a just leaving.” Pavi laughed nervously, walking towards the door.
      “I’m just here to smooth my hair back…” Nathan replied. “You don’t really have to leave; in fact, I kind of wanted to meet you. Marni talks so much about you and always says how great you are and I just wanted to meet the kid he thinks so highly of.”
     “Oh, okay-a…well…my name-a is Paviche Largo, but I like-a to be called ‘Pavi’ because-a it sounds better. I’m-a in ninth grade at private school and-a I’m Rotti Largo’s youngest and favorite son.” Pavi introduced himself.
      “I see…well, I’m Nathan Wallace, I’m a doctor who just finished medical school and I’m…well…I hope I still am, your father’s best friend.” Nathan smiled. “So, Pavi, what is it about you that Marni thinks is so amazing? I mean, what do you do?”
      “Well, I-a mostly…” Pavi wanted to lie so Nathan wouldn’t tell Marni about all his failings. “I do-a my homework and-a I read to my little sister and-a I take care-a of how I look.” He really did do all of that, but his primary focus was usually getting laid, that was a fact he preferred to hide from anyone who could tell Marni, since she was the only person who made him feel ashamed of that fact.
      “Well, it truly is an amazing kid who can focus so diligently on his studies and his family.” Nathan smiled. “I guess Marni was right about you.”
        Pavi grinned and nodded, heading off to the grand hall where the reception was taking place. Marni and Nathan had their first dance together, then Marni danced with her father, then everyone got up and danced. Luigi found some slutty friend of Marni’s, Marni danced with Nathan, Rotti stood off to the side, as did Mag, both of them politely turning down offers to dance. Pavi danced with his little sister, letting her stand on his feet while they danced. “Faster, Cheshire! Spin me around.”
       “Okay-a, Mellie.” Pavi smiled, picking her up by the waist and spinning her around. “There-a you go.” For once, Pavi didn’t mind that his shoes were getting scuffed from Carmella standing on them. He was being a good big brother, just like Luigi never was for him.
       When the dancing had ended, Mag was asked to make a speech because Rotti hadn’t prepared one. “When I met Marni, my world was a dark, frightening and lonely place. I couldn’t see, but I also couldn’t feel anything. But then, one day, a ray of sunlight burst into my world when my mother took me for singing lessons and I met Marni DiAngelo. I was fourteen years old then, Marni was twenty three. Marni was always there for me, she did everything for me, treating me like a little sister to her. Then, one day she brought me to the hospital to get me a surgery that she’d arranged for, a surgery that would lead me to become a star. It was there that she met her amazing husband, Nathan Wallace, the doctor who gave me my eyes. So…”Mag began to cry. “Nathan and Marni, for lighting up my dark world, here’s hoping you two have all the happiness in the world, may you light up each other’s lives as much as you lit up mine.”
     Everyone got up and clapped after that emotional speech. Marni and Mag hugged tightly and then Mag was asked to get up and sing a song for the new couple. Everyone was too busy listening to Mag’s beautiful song to notice Rotti glaring nastily at the happy couple as though wishing them nothing but misery, even if he had to create the misery himself.