i'm not happy with this but i think it is still okay. i hope you enjoy it.
Item: engagement ring
Pairing: Linzin
Prompt by: Untamableshipper.
Tenzin walked behind Lin, scowling as they headed towards the training grounds. "Is this really necessary Lin?"
She placed a one month old Jinora onto a mat for her to sleep on whilst they completed their activities. "Yes, it is. It's your fault anyway."
Tenzin removed his robes until he was left clad in only his pants. "It's just a bit of baby weight."
Lin growled at him. "It's only a bit of baby weight to you. It's three kilos of fat to me. So you and I will spar every night until I go lose the weight." Lin got into her fighting stance.
Tenzin took up a stance of his own. "Jinora is right there though."
"She will be fine. Now stop trying to talk yourself out of this and attack!"
Tenzin did as he was told, throwing two spirals of air in Lin's direction only to have her duck and roll out of the way. "Happy? Can we go inside now?"
Lin growled in frustration. If she wanted a workout, she was going to get one. She moved to face him, getting in her horse stance, she began throwing boulders continuously at him. If he wanted her to stop, then he had to attack. Lin smiled as she felt her body begin to sweet and heart begin to race. It had been months since she felt like this thanks to Jinora, and she was loving every moment of it. That is until a big gush of wind took her off her feet.
She rolled to a stop ten meters away from Tenzin. She looked up to find him looking off into the distance. She followed his line of sight to find a glistening piece of gold flying through the sky until gravity took hold of it and brought it down to the small forest on the Island. She looked down at her hand to confirm her suspicions. "Damn it. I told you when you bought that damn thing a month ago it was too big."
Tenzin let out a sigh. "Well let's go find it."
Lin deadpanned as she picked up Jinora from her mat. "Have fun. I have better things to do."
"But you wanted me to spar with you, so this is actually your fault."
Lin growled. "I'll accompany you, that's all I'm going to do with this matter."
"Fine." Lin followed Tenzin as he trekked through the small forest. "Any ideas Airhead?"
"Well, the wind was moving two kilometres east so it shouldn't be too far from where we are now."
She cradled Jinora who was beginning to fuss. "Make it fast. I need to feed her as soon as we get back home."
"Well if you helped me find it instead of enjoying this, we could all eat."
Lin let out a sigh now that her fun was over. "Can you please take her?" Tenzin stepped forward, taking his little girl into his arms. He watched as Lin stomped onto the earth, sending a flow of vibrations until they returned an image of the island. "It's near the female dormitories."
"You mean to tell me, you could find it all this time but preferred to watch me struggle?"
She took her daughter back into her arms, running her fingers along her cheek. "Yup."
"I sometimes question why I love you." Tenzin began to march towards the female dormitories. Happily listening to Jinora giggle at the faces Lin was most likely making. They reached the clearing in front of the dormitories to find an acolyte picking up the ring. "Excuse me."
The acolyte jumped as the sound of the voice and immediately began to blush at the sight of him without a shirt. "Oh! Hello master Tenzin. Is this ring yours?"
Tenzin held out his hand, accepting the ring. "Thank you. It's Lin's actually. I'm afraid I have forgotten your name."
"It's Pema."
Lin stepped forward to stand next to her fiancée. "Lin, Pema here found your ring."
Even though Lin found the ring earlier, she decided to let it slide. "Thank you." Tenzin held the ring out to her. "I'm not wearing it until you get it fitted."
Tenzin groaned. "Okay." He turned his attention back to Pema. "Thank you again."
"You're welcome." Pema watched as the couple walked back to the main house. Seeing as Tenzin wrapped an arm around Lin's waist and seeing her lean her head against is shoulder. "I wish that were me."