Cano's the one with a voice like a choir of Ainur. And he got that way by practicing. Constantly. At all hours.

Poor soul. I'll want to hear that at some point. Later.

You will. Later.

She tugs him down by a braid to kiss her.

I love you and I'm so happy and every day it's like I discover a new reason my first impression of you was right.

I love you, she returns happily. What was your first impression of me?

That you were amazing and brilliant and got people and the way they are, and - loyal in the way that's really important to me - and that you needed something and it was something I had. That doesn't happen to me very often. Shooting things and talking to animals isn't a useful skillset.

I love you so much.

Love you more.

Last time you said that I said we should check and we got married, and we are not in fact in your room yet, she points out.

Maybe we should fix that.

We should very fix that!

And they excuse themselves and Tyelcormo's family amusedly wishes them good night.

That part is actually kind of embarrassing but it's not like it's hard to distract herself.

And in the morning the Treelight is streaming into Tyelcormo's bedroom - beds, they're nice! - and they are late to wake up and even later to get out of bed.

Not like there's anywhere they need to be, right?

Nope! The Feanorians have mostly dispersed to their various projects anyway, there's not even anyone hanging around to comment.

She's really not seeing the incentive to get out of bed.

Well, by midafternoon, they're probably hungry or something.

Okay, so beds have one disadvantage relative to the ground. In paradise, anyway.

There's trays of food left out on the counter; Macalaure can in fact be heard practicing. "We could just steal food to keep in my room," he says.

She is briefly distracted by Macalaure's singing. Wow. But; "Weren't we going to do something about a house at some point?"

"Yeah. Where do you want it, what d'you want it to look like - we can go through Tirion so you can get a sense of what styles are popular..."

"I don't know where's good and I don't have very well-developed architecture opinions--I liked that my parents' house had balconies," she offers.

"Well, we can walk around town looking for a longer list of things you like and then find a designer we like to do the designing, since I also don't know much about architecture."