"Am I really the only one in Lazy Town that knows that you're an elf?" Robbie asked as Sportacus moved around his kitchen to find something healthy.
"l did tell the mayor a long time ago, but he doesn't seem to remember," Sportacus answered, a bit perturbed by how many sugary things were in Robbie's cupboards.
"But none of the kids?"
"They seem happy enough thinking I'm a super hero."
"You just aren't going to tell them? Do you plan on keeping your hat on around them forever?" Robbie asked. Sportacus's hat was off for the moment which showed his blonde hair and pointed ears.
"I'll tell them if they need to know," Sportacus answered. He finally gave up his search and walked back over to the villain. "When are you going to tell them your secret, Robbie?"
"What secret?"
"That you aren't actually mean. You just do it for attention." Robbie crossed his arms and stared at the hero.
"What made you think that?" He asked. Sportacus shook his head with a laugh. He slid into the recliner next to Robbie. He let his arm slide over the other man's middle before resting his head on his shoulder.
"Because ever since I started coming here, you stopped trying to get me to leave," he said watching Robbie's cheeks turn red. "If you really wanted me to leave you alone, l would have never been able to get this close." He pressed a kiss to Robbie's blushing cheeks. Robbie gave a small groan before wrapping his arms around the elf. His cheek rested against that blonde hair that he loved so much.
He picked his head up before placing a finger under his chin. He raised the elf's face up enough to give him a kiss. After, he leaned their foreheads together and sighed contently
"l'll keep your secret if you keep mine."