Analysis
By Lacey52
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Note: Okay, so these one shots are all based on one word and one couple each. It can be anyone, and I'm serious when I say anyone. Some of them are mutual, some of them are one-sided, and some of them are just plain wrong in the worst way. You'll just have to wait and see though.
This came as a request from Chaotic Pink Chocobo and is based off of the thirty romances, or thirty kisses, or whatever, but I've changed it to suit my purpose...so if you recognize the words I'm using, don't hate me too much, lol. Since it was a request from her, I'm doing her requested couple first.
Any one got anymore couples, no matter who they are, I'll try and make them work….but there won't be any lemons so don't ask. I have, at present, 24 slots open for couples, so let me know!
Not sure if this was what you were looking for but here it is! Love ya' Chocobo!
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Couple: Jazz Fenton and Clockwork
Rating: K+
Genre: Introspective in two perspectives.
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It used to be so simple. Everything had it's place and a reason and a how and a why and well, there was logic.
This? There was no logic to this and the more that she thought on it the worse it tangled itself. When you analyzed something, you either found the right answer or you found the wrong answer, but at the very least you found an answer.
Now, there was no answer. No logic, no reason, no how or why or even a category to place it in. It was frustrating to no end and she knew that were she to share her thoughts with anyone they'd gently chide her.
'Love,' they would tell her, 'is not something that is logical. It just is.'
To hell with that, she wanted to analyze it. Why was she attracted to him and vice-versa? How did their relationship truly work out? Did it matter that the man she was actually in a relationship should technically not be there because he was an otherworldly entity?
That, too, frustrated her…but not as much. Her little brother, after all, was half of a ghost, so she supposed that it wasn't too far of a stretch to believe that ghosts were real and capable of being in romantically involved relationships.
And if she was going to allow that much, which she already had for the past few years as it was hard to ignore or explain away all the past happenings surrounding Amity Park and her brother, she might as well allow for love.
It wasn't logical or reason based. It didn't have a how or why or a place. She couldn't analyze it.
And damn it if it didn't drive her nuts, until he would appear out of thin air and inquire about her day and kiss her gently and all her thoughts would just melt away…and suddenly she couldn't quite remember just what she had been thinking about.
It couldn't have been that important anyways.
And that was just the way he liked it. She thought far too much and didn't let things just happen. Planning was all well and good, but he hadn't spent centuries and days and seconds and months, all in one go as he was outside of time of course, without learning a thing or two.
'Love,' she would think, 'has to have a reason behind it. Ghost surely have an explanation of some sort, I just don't know enough to discover it. Love, however, is from the mind, and I can understand that.'
Poor thing, she just needed to let it happen, and so he kissed her. The first time he had done so was because she was trying to figure out the logistics of being in a relationship with a ghost…or rather an entity, as he wasn't quite an actual 'ghost' by strict definition.
Just like the first time, just like every time in the past, the time now, and all the times that he knew would occur in the future, she relented and just let things happen as they would.
Analysis had never been a major part of his life until she came along. Now he was figuring out what she was thinking and how to make her stop fretting. Not that her fretting was bad…nor was it not adorable.
She just did it too often and didn't pay enough attention to the now. Now happened to be his favorite out of the three he lived in at every moment. Mainly because she was in it. And that was his bit of analysis on the situation for the day.