On September 30, 2004, he’d taken my nephew up to Cambridge, and they were married at City Hall, with Portia and Gregor as their witnesses.
Five years later, in December of 2009, it was the District of Columbia’s turn to legally recognize same-sex marriage, and Quinn’s turn to do the asking. On March 3, 2010, when licenses became available, they’d gone down to the Marriage Bureau to apply for one, and on March 9, they were married. This time their witnesses consisted of not only Portia and Gregor, but Quinn and Mark’s children as well.
The children were very enthusiastic: they had an additional day to celebrate with cake and ice cream.
Quinn had been more on the ball than I. It hadn’t taken him long to realize it when he’d found his one
But then he’d had the example of the deep, abiding love his parents had for each other.
Whereas I… 6
Bart discovered who I really was, but I wasn’t going to let that put an end to our friendship.