Baby names
RoyxEd
"Hurry up Roy I want to get to the stores before they close." Ed whined from the bottom of the
stairs. "I'm coming." Roy finished buttoning up his shirt and went down stairs to Ed. "And
remember were not going any where near the pet store." Roy warned Ed as he opened the
door and ushered Ed out. Ed looked at Roy and nodded, but as soon as he looked away a
devilish grin crept onto Ed's face. On the way to the stores Ed fiddled with the car radio until he
found suitable music. "We could just have a look at what they have." Ed looked at Roy
hopefully. "No." Ed reached over and looped his arm through Roy's. Roy looked at Ed with
disapproval but smiled despite it. "Just imagine coming home from central and always having
someone waiting for you." "I already have that." Roy kissed Ed's cheek and looked back at the
road. Ed sighed and leaned back in his seat, he didn't say anything for the rest of the ride. They
arrived at the stores and Ed bounded out of the car, he had a new plan. Ed grabbed Roy's arm
and tried to divert him towards the pet store but Roy spun them around and walked in the
opposite direction. Ed looked disappointed but then remembered that a new pet store just
opened and they hadn't even put up a sign yet. "Your thinking something bad aren't you?" Roy
looked at Ed with his eyebrows raised. Ed just smiled and kept walking. Ed's eyes darted from
one side of the street to the other, looking for the new store. He was going to give up when he
saw it. "That looks like a new store." Ed pointed to the new store on the left side of the street.
Ed steered Roy towards the store, grabbed his hand and pulled him in. The first thing Roy saw
was a huge white parrot on a perch bobbing it's head up and down and whistling some
mangled tune. "Ed I told you before we left." Roy looked sternly at Ed. "But Roy, the house feels
so empty without a pet. Winry finally got Al a kitten." Ed gave Roy his best puppy dog eyes and
pout. Roy sighed and smoothed his hair. "I can't say no to you." Ed smiled and ran over to the
puppy cages. Ed reached in a picked up a puppy. "Look Roy he looks like you!" Roy examined
the puppy, it was all black, with black eyes and it looked angry. "Very funny Ed." Roy went to
the cage next to the puppy Ed picked up and took a puppy out. "This one looks like you." Ed
smiled and put the puppy he was holding down. Ed took the puppy Roy was holding and looked
it over. It was golden yellow and had long shaggy ears and a long wispy tail. Ed put the puppy
back and went to the last cage. Inside was a little grey puppy with blue eyes. The puppy lifted
his paws like they were to heavy and walked over to Ed. The puppy looked up at him and put
his front legs down and his butt in the air. The puppy wagged his tail and barked playfully at
him. Ed picked the puppy up and held him in front of Roy's face. The puppy put his paws on
Roy's face and gnawed on his nose. Ed laughed, "This is the one." Roy saw the look of pure
happiness on Ed's face and new that there was no way that the puppy wasn't coming home
with them.
Ed and Roy pick out a black collar and a gold name tag for their new puppy. They also got food,
a leash, and a ball. They brought everything to the cash. The woman behind the register asked
if they would like a name engraved onto the name tag. Ed and Roy looked at each other, they
hadn't thought about a name yet. They decided to wait on the name.
Once they got back home Ed showed the puppy where everything was. "I have to go out but I'll
be back." Roy kissed Ed's cheek and left. 40 minutes later Roy came back and found Ed sitting in
the back yard with the puppy. "Where did you go?" Roy held up a book entitled 'Baby names.'
And smiled.