Happy Ending

Five years had passed in Narnia since the kings: Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy had left Narnia, and now, after taking charge of stabilizing the kingdom after the war, Caspian was feeling somewhat gloomy. He was king, respected and loved by all, but always waiting for more, much more. His greatest fear was to disappoint his people, to become a dud of a king.

"Your majesty," said one of the servants, appearing just to report that. "You'd better come," he continued.

Caspian was overjoyed to see Edmund and Lucy again, after all these years. He welcomed them warmly and invited them to stay in his palace, where he could finally catch up on their adventures and hear news from their world. As for their cousin Eustace, Caspian remained cautiously curious, unsure of what to make of this newcomer to Narnia.

Caspian felt a rush of excitement course through his veins as he watched Edmund writhing beneath him in pleasure. He loved the feeling of their bodies entwined, and the way that Edmund responded to his every touch. For his part, Caspian was determined to bring his lover to the brink of ecstasy, and so he kept up his rhythm, pounding into Edmund with all the force that he could muster, until they both reached a crescendo of intensity together.

After some time, they lay in each other's arms, panting and sweaty from their exertions. Caspian gazed down at Edmund, feeling a deep sense of connection and contentment. He knew that they had taken a risk by acting on their attraction to each other, but it had been worth it, now that they were both caught up in the intensity of their passion.

Despite the initial secrecy of their relationship, Caspian had grown increasingly bold and confident about his feelings for Edmund. He wanted nothing more than to declare his love for him to the world and make their relationship official.

Feeling emboldened, Caspian asked Edmund to accompany him to a grand ball, where all the finest lords and ladies of Narnia would be in attendance. There, he planned to make his declaration and show the world that he was willing to risk everything for the one he loved.

As they made their way through the crowds, Caspian could feel his heart pounding with excitement. When they finally reached the center of the dance floor, he turned to Edmund and, without hesitation, declared his love for him.

All around them, the crowd fell into stunned silence, but Edmund's eyes shone with tears of happiness and acceptance. He embraced

Caspian tightly, nodding his agreement, and allowing the tender warmth of their connection to envelop him fully.

From that moment on, everything changed. The once-secret relationship between the two royals was now out in the open for all to see, and they reveled in the newfound freedom that came with it. They walked hand-in-hand everywhere they went, sharing gentle kisses and affectionate whispers in public, showing the world that love comes in all shapes and forms.

Despite the occasional disapproving glance or whispered comment, Caspian was content in the knowledge that he had finally found someone who truly understood him and completed him in a way that no one else ever could. And for Edmund, he knew that his love for Caspian would always be worth any challenges they might face – because in the end, nothing could detract from the pure, transformative power

of their love.

As the years passed by, Caspian and Edmund remained inseparable, never failing to celebrate their deep and abiding connection to each other. They continued to rule Narnia with strength and dignity, earning the respect and admiration of their subjects through their unwavering commitment to justice and fairness for all.

And even when the day came when it was finally time for them to depart from Narnia, leaving their legacy in the capable hands of their successors, Caspian and Edmund knew that they would do so together, side-by-side, forever united in the love that had changed their world, and theirselves, completely.