Sandy and Griffin got married in a ceremony in their garden which overlooks the beach.
Sandy wanted it to be something simple, with just a few guests, most of them workmates. Her family sure wouldn't like it, but she had preferred it this way, cause, if she had notified them about her marriage, her parents would've arrived the next day and start organizing a huge party with hundreds of guests. Or worse yet, they would've insisted that everthing be carried out in Hidden Springs, which would've been even more complicated.
They didn't have to go on a honeymoon, cause they had their own paradise at home in Sunlit Tides.
They enjoyed the beach, the sunsets and the nightlife during the days they took off from work.
They spent long hours at the Captain Jack beach and enjoyed delicious dinners by the light of tiki lamps of the Midnight Moon restaurant.
After seeing every corner of the islands, they took some time to rest, and practice their hobbies, like Painting, in Sandy's case.
As well as fishing.
And mixology in which Griffin was already an expert.
In their last day off, Sandy spent the day at the spa, her favorite recreation place,contemplating the sunset while Griffin enjoyed the pool. She had been worried about what her parents would say when she finally broke them the news of her wedding. Of course she couldn't blame them for being angry, but the fact that her father was now the Governor of Hidden Springs, and her mother the mayor; the protocol that all that implied would've been too stressful for Sandy.
Finally, that same evening, Sandy decided to call them and give them the news.
"Mom, Dad, please forgive me, but at last I am an independent person, and the best of all, I've found the love of my life. And it is here, in Sunlit Tides". Amin and Jane were sad and disappointed, but at the same time, the joy of knowing Sandy had found love was stronger and they settled for her promise of going to Hidden Springs to visit them someday".
When Griffin returned from the pool, they took a nap together and Sandy forgot all her worries.
. That was the last night of their honeymoon and they wanted to enjoy it to the fullest in their own particular paradise, the Sunlit Tides ocean front.
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