AN:Like I promised, I present to you the Royai Christmas special! claps But really, I didn't like this first chapter because it seemed...(what's the word) -vague? I don't know, I didn't like it too well but I believe the next chapter will be better. Anyway, sorry for the shortness but I've decided to make it be a story, not a oneshot. twelve chapters to be exact WOOT!
enjoy!

"Will you just draw?" Maes shoved a tiny basket into Roy's face as he sat himself, comfortably on the Colonel's desk. A groan escaped the Colonel's lips as he peered at the tiny sheets of folded paper… Riza stood across the opposite direction, trying to conceal a tiny smile when noticing Roy's inclination to push the Major from his perch.

"Tell me Hughes," Roy paused, now shuffling his fingers into the pile of names,

"Why am I doing this again? It's a Secret what?"

"Secret Santa! You draw a name and whomever you get you have to give them a gift but here's the trick, you don't tell anyone who you drew -its Christmas for pete sake! Dontcha have any spirit?"

Roy paid him an irritated glance when he withdrew his gloved hand holding a slip of paper –for a moment, a brief one at that, Riza felt her heart jump when the Colonel read his name.

"Your turn Lieutenant!" Maes screeched happily, pushing the basket in her direction. Riza's eyes aimlessly processed the slips still left in and she quickly drew without hesitation.

"Who'd ya get?" He leaned over to peek at her slip but Riza snatched it.

"You did say this was a secret," She smirked, "Right, Major?"

"Heh," He rubbed the back of his head, smiling, "I guess I did, didn't I?"

He scurried off and tended to Havoc who almost dropped a burning ash into the basket.

Roy was written in the slip. Riza couldn't help but the smile a bit but then she had no idea what to get him –she looked around the room and sighed inaudibly, catching Roy running his eyes over his paper once more.

"Remember you guys, especially you Roy, don't forget on the twenty-fourth there's a Christmas party at my house –be there!" Maes waved fanatically, closing the door to the office.

Wasn't it just a little ironic? She thought quietly tucking the paper into her pocket. To be brutally honest, she was so happy she could almost contain herself. But soon all the fun had died away and she was falling back into her normal routine of none other than paperwork.

I hope you liked the way this story will be taking it's course -anyway REVIEW
ps- since I have like 4-5 days to write this, I'll be updating roughly around 3 times a day

YAY FOR FUCKING CHRISTMAS BREAK smiles & dances