We interrupt this wedding for an annoucement (tags: Naveen)

Naveen stood in front of the mirror in Aurora cave, his hands tugging at the sleeves of the outfit she had given him. He was only going to talk to Nita but Aurora had insisted that if he was going to go to a wedding, he had to look the part. It wasn't overly fancy but it was still not something he would wear willingly and since she was the one dressing him, he guessed she wanted to make him look as ridiculous as possible. She put him in a leather tunic that hugged his form with a cream long sleeved shirt beneath it that just made him itch. The clothing restricted his movements more than he was used to and he sighed. That was exactly why he hardly ever wore shirts and even if he did, they were loose enough to move in. He ran a hand through his hair as he took in his appearance. The last time he had dressed up like this was on the night he had been planning on proposing to Aurora but he hadn't even had the chance for her to see him like that since that was the night he found out who she really was. He glanced over at her over his shoulder, noticing how she had fallen asleep in her bed. She had been up with him most of the night, especially since he was drunk off his ass before and she probably thought he was going to break something or hurt himself. A small smile tugged at his lips but he cleared his throat and returned his attention to his task. With one last adjustment, he grabbed his cloak and left the cave, leaving Aurora a note of his gratitude by her bed. Why he had gone to her instead of Eric, he didn't know, but he was glad he had. She brought him to his senses and that was exactly what he needed.
He had cheated and used his dragon form to get to the chapel quicker, landing a good distance away so no one would find out. Naveen made his way up the steps, blending in with the crowd that was already gathering. He managed to dodge anyone that may have recognized him from that night at the strip club and made his way back to the private rooms in the back. His hand rested on the doorknob that led to what he had overheard one of the ushers saying was the bride's room, his heart pounding in his ears. What if she didn't listen to him, or even believe him? She hadn't last night but he at least had to try. With a deep breath, Naveen pushed open the door, stopping in his tracks when he saw her before him. She looked like an angel in that dress and he stood in awe before her for a moment. "Nita..." He closed the door behind him, deciding to lock it just in case someone would think to barge in and catch him with her. Before she could even say anything, Naveen raised his hand up to keep her from talking. "Before you say anything, I know you don't know who I am or even want to...but you can't go through with this wedding. This is such a big mistake and...You don't love him, I can see it in your eyes. You don't deserve a man like that..." His words trailed off as he realized that he was rambling and bit his tongue before he lowered his hand, letting her know she could speak now.

Naveen nodded at her question, his eyes never leaving hers. Though as she spoke, his gaze slowly traveled to the floor. She had things all sorted out before he showed up and now he was only messing things up for her even more. Before he could even look up, her body was before him, her lips pressing against his. He stumbled back and his back rested against the door as she kissed him, he hands moving up and resting on her hips. Before he could get sucked into it, his hands tried to push her away but thankfully, she pulled back on her own. He stood in silence for a moment, avoiding looking at her at first until he gaze met hers. "No, it's fine...I, I'm sorry, for everything Nita..for last night and-" His words dropped off when he saw the gold coin hanging around her neck and before he could stop himself, he was inches from her, his hand reaching up and holding the coin in his fingertips. "Where did you get this?" He turned the coin over, tracing the metal beneath his touch before he pulled back. There had been stories of deals much like what she was going through and the one to do it always left some sort of token to their victims. So she had made a deal to forget..Aurora had been right. Naveen took a step back from her, his eyes never leaving the coin. "That..you did make a deal. To forget me.." He stared at the floor for a moment as he traced over the thoughts in his head. There had to be some way for her reverse it, there had to be. "Did they give you a way to reverse it? Can you contact them?" His gaze moved up to hers, slowly becoming hardened at the fact that she had done something so stupid.

Naveen looked at her in confusion when she suddenly said another man's name. Wind suddenly gushed through the room, sending flowers and papers flying throughout the room in a whirlwind. Naveen gripped Nita by the waist and pulled her to him in a protective manner, his arms wrapping around her until the wind died down. When he looked up, another man stood across the room from them, a bored look on his face.
Daemon sighed once he realized where he was and his gaze landed on Nita standing across from him. She looked just as confused as he thought she would and the man holding her in his arms looked even more so. He smirked as he gestured towards the gold necklace in her hands. "You called? Let me guess, you're ready for your memories now. But are you sure? You got rid of them for a reason." He crossed his arms and leaned against the wall as he awaited her response. It hadn't even been that long since their meeting but she seemed sure.

Daemon nodded as Nita spoke, uncrossing his arms when she moved towards him. "As you wish. As soon as I touch that coin, your memories will be back. You'll also regain the power you had given in exchange, so you may feel a little woozy for a moment. I trust your little friend here will catch you, should you lose your balance." Daemon nodded over in Naveen's direction before stretching out his hand. When she gave him the okay, he pressed the coin into his palm and it glowed before vanishing from his hand. A golden mist formed in the center of his hand before flowing towards her, encircling her body before it floated around her head, dissipating as it returned her memories to her. Naveen watched with concern as the magic took over her and when she swayed on her feet, he was at her side in seconds, his hands steadying her by the waist. Daemon snapped his fingers, returning the power she had given him as payment. Once he was finished, he waited for her to regain her composure before nodding. "How do you feel?"

Naveen looked at her in confusion when she suddenly apologized but before he could say anything, she had pulled away like his mere presence upset her. He pulled his hands back, shoving them in his pockets before he turned and moved over to the dresser by the mirror. Daemon watched as Naveen pulled out some of Nita's normal clothes, his mouth frowning for a moment before turning his attention back to Nita. He nodded when she thanked him and waved his hand slightly. "It's fine. You did all the work. Now I don't want to see you again for a while, if at all. This should be lesson enough for you but should you need me again, you'll need that ritual." Daemon gave her a soft smile before turning like he was going to leave. He stopped for a moment and looked over at her. "Oh, and next time, try to do the ritual a little smoother. Otherwise I may have to teach you the proper way." He smirked before turning his back and his form disappeared into a black fog. Naveen glanced over his shoulder once the man was gone, holding a pair of Nita's clothes in his hands. "Nita...do you want me to take you home?"

Naveen lowered his hands, setting the clothes back down on the dresser as she spoke. He kept his back to her as she spoke, feeling his muscles tense with every word she said. "It's not your fault Nita. I said some things that pushed you away and.." His words trailed off as he looked down at his hands before he turned to look at her. "This last month has been hell..I won't lie to you. I haven't seen Eric since you left and I looked for you everywhere. That night I found you was the night I had given up...You seemed so, different..so happy. I was going to leave you alone, since I figured you just didn't even want to be around me anymore but Aurora talked some sense into me. I'm sorry Nita..for everything I said and did to you. I should have been more considerate to your feelings." He moved over to her, kneeling on the floor before her as he took her hand in his. "You shouldn't be the one asking for forgiveness Nita. I should be begging for yours."

Naveen shifted to the side when she moved down next to him, his hand never letting go of hers. He raised one hand and pushed a loose strand of hair out of her face, taking her in. She was finally back..she had come back to him and he would never let her go again. When she asked what she could do, he shook his head, a small smile tugging at his lips. "You don't have to do anything. We both needed this.." His gaze shifted down to her shoulder, noticing how her strap had fallen down. When she looked away from him, Naveen took her chin in his hand, moving her gaze back to him. "Do you love this man Nita? If you do, I'll let you go through with this but if you don't, let me take you home. We can go back to the way it was before." He gave her a smile, leaning forward and pressing a kiss on her cheek.