[He's not sure where the proper place for the bride's former husband is, aside from outside the building, probably brooding in the snow for dramatic effect, but the back row will have to do.]
(yes, it will do much more than sting. yen will be only more bitter that once again it feels like things were just a lie, only this time they truly were.)
It shouldn't. Like you said, we'll find a way. I believe in us.
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[He teases gently with that. Normally, he'd be more playful. Now it's more subdued.]
Do you want me at the wedding?
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(she should say no, spare him the pain, but she knows him, and even if she said no, he would probably come anyways.)
Yes. I know that won't be easy on you...but it'll help, seeing your face in the crowd.
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[He's not sure where the proper place for the bride's former husband is, aside from outside the building, probably brooding in the snow for dramatic effect, but the back row will have to do.]
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That's probably smart.
(she's not sure she supposed to be inviting her former husband, so keeping him towards the back is a good idea.)
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[Geralt isn't convinced Mammon will actually care, as long as he doesn't interfere with the event.
Maybe the he'd even enjoy being able to rub their noses in it. Show off his wealth.]
Rarely smart, though.
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Well no, rarely in comparison to me.
(her teasing is softer than usual, more bittersweet.)
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He reels her in and kisses her hair again.]
And that's why I know you're going to come back to me eventually.
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(she lets herself be swept up in him, wrapping her arms around him again. )
You trust I'll come back to you? That I'll find a way? Because I won't stop until I do.
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Maybe we'll get lucky and it won't last long.
(when she gets her memories back she'll think about this, and how luck has never been on their side.)
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[Since they found each other and had their daughters.
They'll both look back on this conversation later and laugh in a bitter way.]
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We have been. A happy marriage. Two beautiful daughters.
(the happiest moments they've had were all a lie. won't that sting?)
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At least then he thought he had it.]
We've done well for ourselves so far. Why should that change now?
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(yes, it will do much more than sting. yen will be only more bitter that once again it feels like things were just a lie, only this time they truly were.)
It shouldn't. Like you said, we'll find a way. I believe in us.
wrap?
There's nothing he can say to stop this though.
Anything he said would only make the moment end sooner.]