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CH 1.


Link sat in his Kokiri home and thought to himself, “I’mseventeen years old and I’m not married. Everyone in Hyrule gets married by at least sixteen. What about me?” And that’s when he came up with his brilliant idea.
He jumped down the ladder and ran to his long time friend’s house. Knocking on the door he fidgeted with anticipation. The door slowly opened revealing the sweet and innocent face of Saria. And that is where everything started.
“I need your help” Link said to the young Kokiri girl.
“What’s wrong Link?” Saria replied.
I need you to help me find a fiancé,” he said with a silly grin on his face.
“Ok…. That’s the weirdest question I’ve ever heard,” She replied.
“O come’ on Saria, I mean it!” Link whined.
“But…. you are my friend, so I’ll do it,” she said, smiling. Deep down she wasn’t smiling, but instead frowning. Link didn’t know it, but Saria had loved link ever since he left Kokiri forest. But she had to help her friend. All she wanted to do was make him happy.
“Thank you Saria!” Link cried.

Later that day…
“Ok. I’ve put together a list of girls from Hyrule. They are all single, and any one of them would be honored to marry you link,” Saria said, “Including me,” she added under her breath.
“That’s great, let me see it,” Link replied, happy as ever. Saria handed him the list. Link’s eyes scrolled over the list of bachelorettes. His eyes gleamed with happiness, and although Saria felt horrible on the inside, she had to be happy for Link.
“Very nice, very nice. There are two I am unsure of, but I’ll just have to get to know them I guess,” Link said with a smile. The list contained four girls, their age, species, home, and interests.
“Thank you so much Saria. Now all I have to do is send out invitations to meet with them all,” Link said.
“Consider it done Link,” Saria replied, trying to please him.
“You’re the best! How can I ever repay you?” He said.
“Just seeing you happy is enough for me,” Saria replied, but that was the farthest from the truth she could get. What she truly wanted was for him to love her, but she knew that would never happen, so this was as good as she could get.
To be continued…