Aladdin found himself being dragged from the airport in a rush. The other pulled him along as fast as he could. Judal's face looked up into the sky as they headed out of the building and Aladdin was finally able to get a good look at their surroundings. Everything was bright and sunny here. There wasn't a cloud in the sky. The skies were as bright and deep a blue as the ocean waves that swept to the shores. White sands met his gaze and Aladdin grabbed at the other's bag.

"Hey, Chibi! What the hell are-" he was cut off as Aladdin took a picture of him. His smile was bright as the other growled, reaching forward only to grab air. "Get back here!" He ran after Aladdin, but Aladdin was ahead of him, taking pictures of the airport, the beach, the planes taking off in the distance and landing.

"No way! You took pictures of me!" He laughed as he kept the camera away, trying to run faster as the other began to catch up.

"Brat!" Judal lunged at him, just barely managing to catch him and swing around to land on his back, Aladdin on top of him.

Aladdin looked down at him a moment before pressing a finger to the boy's face. "No. Stay like that." Aladdin held the camera up, moving his hand away and taking a picture before grinning. He looked back at the picture saved in the memory before he was beaming brightly. "You look so good in this picture."

"Bullcrap," Judal wrapped his arms around him, forcing the boy to lay down. "I hope you know my back hurts now, Chibi."

"You landed on your bag," Aladdin dismissed, looking at the picture closer. Judal's eyes were really pretty in this picture. The lighting hit his face just right as well, giving a nice view of his cheekbones and the fullness in his lips.

"What're you doing, Chibi?" Judal moved forward a bit and looked over his shoulder. "Do you like that picture so much?"

"It's a really good picture of you." Aladdin looked up at him, blushing a bit at being caught staring at it. Those scarlet eyes stared straight into his and Aladdin found himself wondering which he liked better, the picture or the actual person. Judal moved forward and pressed their lips together a moment before a smile began to form on his face.

He moved a bit closer, leaning next to Aladdin's ear before he spoke again. "Chibi, you might want to realize your dick is pressing against my leg."

The boy rolled off him immediately, blushing hard as he realized he was once more suffering from tight pants. He turned away and shook his head. "You're so mean. It's not like I wanted it to do that! I have been trying to calm it down and it keeps acting weird. I think I might be sick or something. I should be eating more."

The older boy laughed, slinging an arm around his waist and pulling him closer. "Eating more? You eat through three full course meals and then some. I don't think a normal wallet could handle your appetite. As for your problem down there," Judal moved a bit closer and lowered his voice, purring into the boy's ear. "I could help you with that. Your dick is just trying to tell you that you really would like to have sex with me again."

Aladdin shook his head, not wanting to ask about the thoughts he had had when he was in the shower. Judal seemed to get a twisted sense of joy from saying really dirty things. He pushed the other away and returned his view to the camera, taking a few more pictures and then turning to see what Judal was doing. Finding him in the sand, eyes closed, the boy began to take a few more pictures.

"Chibi…"

Aladdin continued, moving a bit to get a closer picture.

"I don't want my picture taken, brat."

"You take really good pictures though." He moved from the picture taking mode to the camera memory, showing the reclined teen. "Look at these. You look a lot better in these pictures than I do in the ones you took of me."

Judal looked at the pictures before snorting, "It's called bring handsome and older. You didn't stand a chance because you're just a kid."

He sat a moment, pouting at the other before he felt the other open his eyes. Judal looked over at him, he could feel that. Yet he couldn't really control himself when he reacted, kicking at the sand near his feet and hearing a loud curse ring out from the other. He knew what that meant though. Before Judal had moved, Aladdin was up and running, soon enough finding that Judal was chasing after him.

"You just wait, brat!" Judal hollered at him angrily, wiping at his eyes and cursing more as they both ran. "When I catch you, you're going to have such a bloody nose that you'll need to go to the hospital!"

Aladdin looked back at him a moment before he tried to run faster. The other had motivation and longer strides. He felt those arms wrap around him tight, yanking him against that chest. He spun around before the other could hit him and closed the distance between them, pressing his lips to Judal's. The same reactions as so many times before happened once more. That flooding of warmth overtaking Aladdin's senses as he felt the other kiss him back after a moment. He could feel his heart thumping against his chest as he kissed the other boy.

He felt them sink into the sand again. Judal's arms wrapped around him tighter as they went down, but something bit down on his tongue after a moment and Aladdin whined into the other's mouth. He pressed his hands against the other's face to pull his own away. His tongue hurt really badly now!

"Revenge," Judal purred simply, grinning venomously at him. "That's what you deserve for kicking sand in my face."

"You said that I was ugly."

"I just said I was better looking because I'm older, brat. Don't take it personally." Judal pulled himself away… or tried to, but Aladdin clung to him. His face pressed against the other's chest. "Come on. Let go so we can leave."

"I don't want to go yet." Aladdin nuzzled against him a bit more and Judal blanched a bit.

"Come on Chibi. I'm not going to spend another whole day laying out on a beach with you of all people just to get back to the hotel with sand up my shorts. I already have this shit in my hair."

Aladdin looked up at him and laughed as something came to mind. The white specks were all over his hair. The contrast was more apparent than he had expected them to be. The other stared at him a moment before his gaze narrowed, that face moving a bit closer.

"What are you laughing at?"

"Nothing," Aladdin lied, shaking his head briskly.

Judal moved a bit closer, pressing their foreheads together. "Chibi. I don't think you understand the situation. Tell me what is so funny before I decide to do something that leaves you unable to walk for the entire week."

"Nothing was funny." Aladdin smiled up at him a moment before he squeaked. The involuntary sound escaped him so fast, he couldn't stop himself. Judal's hand had plunged beneath his pants, giving his cock a good squeeze. "THE SAND LOOKS LIKE LICE!"

"WHAT?!" Judal withdrew his hand, his eyes ablaze. His face took on a pissed look so quickly that Aladdin barely had time to react before he felt the fist connect with his face. He fell back immediately, the sand getting into his face. He barely sat up a bit before he was spitting out sand, feeling his nose throbbing in pain.

The other boy was turned away, shaking and ruffling at his hair, trying to get the sand out and cursing at him.

"I didn't mean it as an insult," Aladdin complained, looking over at him. His nose was hurting a lot. It was bleeding too, he noted as he pulled his shirt off and dabbed at the bloody nose a bit, eventually just leaving the shirt there to stop the flow. "I was just thinking it was kind of funny because your hair always looks alright."

"Chibi, I don't want to hear your excuses."

"Come here and I'll help get the sand out."

"Come any closer to me again for the time being brat and I swear, I will hit you again." Judal glared over at him before Aladdin sighed, holding onto his nose and keeping his shirt where it was as they both watched the waves brush up against the shore.

"My nose really hurts," Aladdin complained to him after a while.

"That sucks. At least your damn eyes don't hurt."

Aladdin looked over at him and moved a bit closer, hesitant in case the other's threat wasn't just words. The older boy didn't seem to mind. He moved closer and wrapped his arms around the other a moment before he pulled the other's face to look at him.

"Nice nose, brat."

"I would make a comment at your eyes, but they look fine."

Judal's pissed face evened out a little, a small smirk coming to his features. "Of course it does, your pathetic attack with the sand barely even hit my eyes."

Aladdin glared at him this time around, furious. "You got all upset and chased me!"

"Yes I did."

"You were lying!"

"You lied about laughing about nothing," the other countered easily. He moved a bit closer and pushed the shirt aside, a hand tracing up his chest. "Looks like we're both a couple of liars," he murmured. "What should I do to punish you for lying to me though. Lying to me is unforgivable."

Aladdin pushed at him again before standing up, pouting at his shirt a moment before balling it up and shoving it into his bag, pulling another out and putting it on quickly. His nose was still a little bloody, but he would manage. He looked over at the other and crossed his arms. "Are we going to go?"

Judal rolled his eyes, sighing some as he stood up. He pulled himself to his feet and adjusted the backpack on his back. "Fine, come on. Let's go get to the port and get our boatride over to the other island before sundown."

Aladdin followed after him, as the other moved to take the lead. He looked up at the suddenly disinterested boy a moment before he took the other's hand into his and held it close as they walked along the side of the road. "Aren't we going to get a ride of some kind?"

"It's about two miles. I don't see the point."

"What about food?"

"The boat ride over will take about two or three hours maybe then we'll be able to get some food on the way to the house."

Aladdin nodded again, smiling up at him. "How do you have a house way out here?"

"It was my parent's place. I don't really do anything with it and my adopted family doesn't really know about it, so it has just sat there for ages."

"It sounds really exciting!" He began to swing their hands a bit as they walked along the road. "Do you miss your parents?"

"Nope."

"Not even a little bit?" He couldn't believe that! Surely the other must miss his parents since he didn't like these people he lived with now.

"Hard to miss two people you never got to speak to or really know." He shrugged, "the adopted group of guardians aren't too bad, just a pain in the ass most the time."

So he didn't hate them? Aladdin was confused again. He began to speak but the other looked over at him and shook his head. "Don't ask stupid questions you don't care about, Chibi."

"I care about them! I want to know more about you." Why couldn't the other understand that he just wanted to know about him? If they were going to be staying together, they might as well know more.

"And what do I know about you, Chibi? Besides that you eat too much and you like your friends and your flute? Why don't I know anything about your family?" He looked over at him. "Do you miss your parents?"

"I never knew mine either," Aladdin admitted before Judal nodded.

"See? Then you don't miss them either. It's not something that needs to be talked about. Now pick up the pace a little. We'll miss the boat at this rate and I don't feel like sleeping on this damn island for the night."

Aladdin tried to quicken his pace, trying to keep up with the fast strides that the other was managing. He felt the ground beneath his feet moving away as Judal picked him up and they rushed to make the last boat. They approached in good time since one of the crew members had them stop the boat and they were able to just manage to purchase tickets and climb on. Aladdin hesitated at the plank that was laid across the gap between the boat and the dock. He began to look back towards Judal when the ground was once more taken from beneath his feet. The other held him over the water as he walked across, laughing as Aladdin all but clung to him as they reached the other side.

He was going to get him back somehow. He would get him back as soon as he was done thanking all the powers of being that he had not fallen in the water. Yes, for now he would just hold onto Judal tight as the boat set sail across the water.

He shut his eyes in content as he felt a hand eventually move to his back. The other held him close as they sat on the deck, watching the ocean pass by as they sailed towards the island listed on their tickets.

To Minamidaito island they went, to where Judal's parents had kept a house.