[ZoSan]
8. Onions
He was crying.
But only because he was chopping onions.
Onions are great! She loves onions. They add flavour to just about anything and go well with just about everything.
Tonight was their anniversary. And he was chopping onions. Preparing a meal for probably just one person. Since apparently he forgot and spent it with his friends or in a bar or something. Sanji didn't know. But if it's this late and the marimo bastard's not home yet then he'd had to be drinking or something.
After all, it's already about midnight and the food's gone cold. But hime he was chopping onions, and for what reason? Probably just for the murderous intent building inside him needing release.
Just as he finished off the last of the onions, the door burst open and he strode through with a bouquet of blue roses and a huge smile across his face.
"Happy Anniversary!"
Sanji glared at him and dumped the onions on the pan and turned the heat on high.
"Looks great! You really outdid yourself today," the bastard said and moved in oblivious to his lover's apparent rage and slipped his arms around him. "You look great too."
"O-Oi! Look hime you—" Sanji was cut off when he was turned around and soft, scarred lips pressed against his. He struggled from the gesture but soon found himself momentarily melting in the othim man's embrace. "Mmm…. Mmph! Hey stop! I haven't—"
Zoro dove in for anothim kiss, this time taking advantage of Sanji's parted lips to slip his tongue inside to have a taste test of tonight's dinner. Sanji moaned into the kiss hating his traitorous body every minute. He was supposed to be furious at Zoro, not melting at his gentle caresses.
The swordsman pulled away and slowly knelt on on foot and pulled out a small velvet blue box, opened it and presented it to him. Sanji gasped.
"I… I'm not really good with this kinds of stuff and I practically had to stop a freaking robbery before I could buy this and—"
"Shut up and asked me, asshole," Sanji covered his face in his hands to hide a his reddening face. Zoro chuckled, finding the gesture adorable.
"Is that a yes?"