Creative Writing: A Humorous Wedding

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Oh, yes, encircling me in his wide arms, absolutely I have no regrets choosing you, you made me wild in the bed, your light bluish eyes, clear and fair skin, your peach shaped face with a dimple flits from cute to beautiful when you smile. You were great and enough for a man to make him wild, beautiful enough to tease you, enough for you to make someone tangos and help to fuel a revival of interest in life’. ‘You make me blush, if this is so, then why don’t you keep me here for the rest of my life. I don’t mind being your concubine?’. I said with a little sad face. He thought for a minute and said, ‘well that is not possible, I am married and would not like my wife to know such misadventures’. ‘Can we meet off and on after we reach Bombay?’

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