Don't forget the Shuriken
“Ninjas.”
“Ninjas?”
She was looking at me like a second head had just grown out of my neck.
“Yeah, Ninjas,” I said.
“You want the groomsmen at our wedding to dress up like Ninjas?”
I nodded and started chopping peppers to throw into stir fry.
“Not tuxedos?”
“Nope.”
She frowned and chewed her bottom lip.
“And I suppose you’ll be dressed as a Ninja too?”
“Grand Ninja Master, actually,” I said.
“What am I supposed to go as?” She asked.
“Female Ninja.”
I pushed the peppers into the wok and stirred.
“Let me just make sure I have this right. You want me to get married in front of my parents and all our relatives, dressed up like a Ninja?”
“Yeah,” I said, cutting up an onion.
She frowned again and folded her arms.
“Do I get a sword?”
I grinned like a Cheshire cat.
“I love you.”