True Love?

by TSLOPfan

Ozone and Tiberius are known to not get along well. They hate each other's guts with a fierce passion. But it has been proven time and time again that enemies can become friends if given the time and chance. However, can the same be said for these two? And is there even the slightest possibility that they might become something more? We'll see. - First ever Ozone x Tiberius fanfic.

66. Sixty Four

"Come again anytime you want Tiberius!" Gidget yipped happily, waving goodbye to her best friend before heading off to keep an eye on her pups. Perched on the windowsill of the Pomeranian's apartment, Tiberius glanced over his shoulder. He smiled softly as he watched her play around with her second litter of pups with Max. They seemed so happy together. The old hawk sighed softly as he reached up and grabbed something under his tucked wing. He quietly looked down at the object in his talons.

It was a pregnancy test that he just stole.

Tiberius sighed quietly. He really did feel bad about stealing. He was actually very surprised that no one had seen him take it. By the looks of it, Gidget was getting ready to take her puppies to the park with their father Max. When he had arrived, the red tail had feared that he might've stopped by at a bad time. Luckily, his strange sickness seemed to be helpful for once. The hawk got sick and went into the apartment's bathroom to throw up. Gidget went to get him some water and it was while she was gone when he found some pregnancy tests in a drawer. He quickly took one before Gidget returned.

"Everything is gonna be okay…" Tiberius whispered softly to himself. Spreading his wings, the hawk flew back over to the other apartment building. Landing on the rooftop, he looked back down at the pregnancy test. He knew that he would have to wait until he needed to go. Walking over to a flower pot filled with water from the last rainstorm, he took a few sips and then a few more. He hoped this would speed things along.

Ten minutes later, Tiberius was waiting in the doorway of the shed. He had just done his business. Now, according to the instructions on the paper the pregnancy test came with, he had to wait about a minute or two before the results came in. His eyes closed and his head tipped up towards the sky, the old red tailed hawk was silently praying. In fact, he was begging that the test was negative. It should be, hopefully. At last the time came to check. Shaking, Tiberius opened his eyes and slowly looked down at the pregnancy test.

It was positive.