The Hopps family hoedownInter-Schminter- A Zootopia Fanfiction

by EfitZz

This fanfic is a slightly altered adaptation of this comic on DeviantArt link /art/Inter-schminter-1-1-610596022. I really love this comic, and because I'm in school I can't promise daily updates. So try to expect updates on weekends or Fridays. To answer common questions: This is inter-schminter, and I indeed have not gotten permission by the artist and am working on that.

2. Chapter 1

Chapter 1 (The previous was a prolouge)

As Judy woke up groggily from her Friday evening, and the smell of freshly made coffee (Black, just how she liked it) Nick said "Good Mornin' Carrots" "Hey Nick" said still half asleep Judy. "You ready to head to the train station?" Nick asked. "I told you Nick, we leave at noon." "It IS noon Judy!" Judy gasped, in fear of that she hadn't packed nor gotten dressed, she was in a rush to pack her clothes and eat breakfast at the same time.

They were running out the door to the same train Judy arrived on for her first day of her new life in Zootopia. " I gotta say Carrots, the Hopp's annual hoedown is giving me some weird mental images." "You'll love it!" assured Judy. "I told my folks you'd be helping me and my siblings prepare! SURPRISE! Another gift from me to you!" "Oh, and I asked my sister Jill to find you a hat!" "Yee-haw" said Nick sarcastically.

As Nick looked at his phone he started chuckling. "What's so funny?" Judy inquired. Still laughing, Nick showed her a picture of his 33rd birthday the night before. It was a picture of Judy kissing Nick on the cheek with the caption, "Happy 33rd birthday!"

Judy, clearly mad, said "Giiive! Come on Nick, delete the photo!" "No way Carrots, these are precious memories." Suddenly the train hit a bump, and Judy was flung into Nick's arms. Noticing stares from other animals, Judy pulled herself away while giving a nervous chuckle saying "Look at us! A bunny and a fox! What will other animals think! Nick, bothered by Judy's statement, walked toward the railing of the train.