Willow smiled.
“Wally, the wedding is fake.”
“W-what?!”
“It was all Becca's idea!”
Wally looked at the younger girl who wore a devious smirk.
“I wanted to test you. Willow knew better than to marry. But I wanted to see just how far Wally West was willing to go to get his girl back. Everyone here already knew. You're the only one who didn't. Now tell me. You still love Willow with your whole heart?”
Wally looked at Willow. Her brown eyes, her brown hair. Her warm smile, her beautiful face. But he could also see inside. Her heart of gold, her kindness. Her inner beauty. His throat clogged as he watched her. Wally nodded, grabbing her face in his hands.
“Yes,” he whispered. “Always will.”
He kissed her. It was no small kiss, but neither was it one that seemed wrong. It was a fragrant kiss, sweet and loving. A true love kiss that sent you into a dizzying sensation. Wally pulled away, looking down at Willow. Her eyes were dreamy but clear with love.
“I love you Wally.”
Before Wally got a chance to kiss her again, Becca moved between the two.
“Okay! As happy as I am that you two are back together, no making out! I don't want to have your wedding on my hands! This one was enough! Call me in five maybe six years!”
Becca's announcement caused everyone to laugh and Becca gave an indignant humph.
“Well. I guess I'll quit my day job and go back to working at nights.”
“Best idea ever, Becca!”
Becca looked shocked but took it good naturally as they laughed again.
“Fine fine. Whatever. Now, let's dance! We're not wasting anything!”
Willow hugged her sister and Becca kissed her cheek. Then both were swept away y their boyfriends to dance. Both Artemis and Kaldur stood off to the sidelines as they watched the others dance.
“Look out below!” a voice called.
Artemis looked up.
“Adam!”
She ran into his arms the minute he landed and the two were soon dancing. Mercy came up behind Kaldur, tapping his shoulder. He smiled when he saw her, giving her a kiss.

Hours later
Willow sat in a chair, her feet aching. She'd been dancing for a few hours and had wanted to sit. Wally had gone to get her some food and she was now waiting. Billy walked up next to her.
“Hey. Good job. I'm happy you found your One,” he said.
“Thank you Billy.”
They fell quiet and Willow looked up at the stars.
“Hey Billy-”
Willow stopped when she saw that he was gone. She looked around, seeing the glimpse of a blur heading for Keystone City. She smiled.
“Thank you.”

He put the binoculars to his dark blue eyes, looking down at the scene. They were dancing, having fun. He saw the two who had started it, smirking. His eyes roamed over them, just looking. The smirk on his face turned to a devilish smile.
“Found you.”