Tidus woke up to the birds singing, somthing he hadn't heard in a long
time. Yuna was asleep clinging to hims fiercely, afraid that he might go
away.
He shook her gently, wanting to wake her up but not scare her. She mumbled something and rolled over.
"Go away Rikku." she mumbled.
"It's not Rikku." said Tidus in her ear.
She shot up and looked him in the face. "It wasn't a dream."
Tidus shook his head. "It will never be a dream."
A giant smile took over her face. She hugged him with all her might, not wanting to let go.
"We should go back," said Tidus, not wanting the moment to end.
Yuna smiled and got up. "Race ya there!"
She took off like a bullet with Tidus at her heels. They raced through the thick forest and stumbled into the town. Yuna sat down in the dirt catching her breath, while Tidus panted like a dog.
"I won," said Yuna.
"No, I did," said Tidus in a tired voice.
"No. . ."
"Mommy!"
Toro ran over to Yuna, ignoring Tidus.
"Auntie LuLu said that if you don't come to breafast that you'll get none!" yelled Toro.
Yuna looked down at Toro. "Toro this is Tidus."
"I know."
"He's. . um. . . your father."
Toro looked at Tidus like he was a distant alien. He walked around him, kind of like studying him.
"Really?"
Tidus nodded. "Yes."
"You got ten and a half years of birthday presents!"
Tidus just laughed.
"You also have all that fatherly son bonding crap to."
Yuna looked at Toro. "Toro, what did I say about those kind of words."
"I'm sowwy." he said in a baby tone.
Tidus laughed. "Come on. We have to talk."
And with that the almost complete family walked down the road. No knowing what the future had in store. The only obstacle they had today was knowing each other, and that shouldn't be to hard. Should it?
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AN- I know its short. I'll probably have another up tonight. As for somebodys reveiw, Wordpad doesn't have spell check, and I have nothing else.
He shook her gently, wanting to wake her up but not scare her. She mumbled something and rolled over.
"Go away Rikku." she mumbled.
"It's not Rikku." said Tidus in her ear.
She shot up and looked him in the face. "It wasn't a dream."
Tidus shook his head. "It will never be a dream."
A giant smile took over her face. She hugged him with all her might, not wanting to let go.
"We should go back," said Tidus, not wanting the moment to end.
Yuna smiled and got up. "Race ya there!"
She took off like a bullet with Tidus at her heels. They raced through the thick forest and stumbled into the town. Yuna sat down in the dirt catching her breath, while Tidus panted like a dog.
"I won," said Yuna.
"No, I did," said Tidus in a tired voice.
"No. . ."
"Mommy!"
Toro ran over to Yuna, ignoring Tidus.
"Auntie LuLu said that if you don't come to breafast that you'll get none!" yelled Toro.
Yuna looked down at Toro. "Toro this is Tidus."
"I know."
"He's. . um. . . your father."
Toro looked at Tidus like he was a distant alien. He walked around him, kind of like studying him.
"Really?"
Tidus nodded. "Yes."
"You got ten and a half years of birthday presents!"
Tidus just laughed.
"You also have all that fatherly son bonding crap to."
Yuna looked at Toro. "Toro, what did I say about those kind of words."
"I'm sowwy." he said in a baby tone.
Tidus laughed. "Come on. We have to talk."
And with that the almost complete family walked down the road. No knowing what the future had in store. The only obstacle they had today was knowing each other, and that shouldn't be to hard. Should it?
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AN- I know its short. I'll probably have another up tonight. As for somebodys reveiw, Wordpad doesn't have spell check, and I have nothing else.