Heya Guys! And I'm just here to remind you we're back to Judy's POV. I'll try to move to different POV's or not, depending on what you guys think. Please tell me if you have any suggestions or feedback for the story. So, uh, enjoy the rest of your day!

Sorry if this is a bit short or lower quality, I had a lot of work to do and tried to rush it.

Beginning Summary: Even in the Parking Lot, drama can be intense. Even though they both might've known about how they feel about each other, real tears can form when they confess to each other in person.

It was almost noon when we got out of the HQ. Man, who would've known my soulmate would be my natural enemy, a sly red fox. I mean, never in my life I would've expect an ex-con man to be my boyfriend…Well, a handsome ex-con man. I can see the look in his eyes, when we were making out in the car; he was passionate, confident and enthusiastic about relationship, I just hope I didn't tease him too much to dump his mood. God! Now that I mentioned it, I forgot why we came to the HQ in the first place! To find out why we're sleeping in each other's pants.

Anyways, he seemed very…calm, relieved even. I stared at him as we walked by the parking lot, barely trying to look for my car. He didn't seem to notice though.

''Something on your mind Carrots?'' Nick threw out unexpectedly as he look down at me, he smiled playfully. I flinched in response, I didn't think he would notice but apparently he did.

''O-Oh nothing really…'' I shyly mumbled, looking the opposite direction; pretending to look for my car while rubbing my left arm as a sign of nervousness.

''Really? Nothing to say? Not after what we did in my car?'' Nick said sarcastically, breaking the ice in the conversation. My ears and tail jolted upwards and my pupils shrink in complete embarrassment, turning every part of my face red. I hastily cover my face with my floppy bunny ears, bringing them down while my mouth was frowning. Nick sniggered at my response, putting one of his paw in his mouth trying to cover his laughter and another paw patting my head.

''I-I'm sorry okay-'' I stammered before he places a finger between my mouth, making the shushing sound.

''Don't be embarrassed Carrots, it's not that I didn't like it.'' Nick said grinning wide, enthusiastically beaming at me. I couldn't help but shyly smile back. Huh, never thought I'd act like a little high school girl in front of Nick, his face still made me shy even when I try to act tough; I just hope he doesn't use my soft side.

''It's just very sudden, y 'know, I thought you were going in for the kill.'' Nick explained, feeling a bit shy himself to when he thought about what he said, ''I mean, uh…straight for the carrot I guess?''

''Yeah, yeah, I guess…'' I told Nick, feeling a bit bummed out. I guess he never let go of awkward experiences. Well to be fair, it was more than awkward. He stopped and I followed, then bent over me, signing he wants to have real talk,

''Hey there Carrots, what's the matter, why so blue?'' Nick slowly asked. Placing his paws on both of my shoulder, his face is closer than a rabbit's foot, I can feel his breath. His emerald eyes gazing upon me, his fidgety ears move from excitement and…how can forget that sly grin. I sighed and tried to actually look at him.

'' Look, Nick, I'm in love with you okay, from the moment I met you, I thought you were nothing but a no-good bad-minded fox with nothing but greed on his mind but as time goes on, you became my best friend, my partner, someone I couldn't live without. You made me laugh, you made me smile, you made me feel welcomed, cared even. You were compassionate, loving and dedicated to this job…and me. I-I fell for you when we woke up on that same bed, thinking of what went wrong, only to later realize, the only thing that went wrong was that I didn't confess sooner.'' I gently told him, being more and more worked up and begin to cry. It was very emotional telling someone that you love them, even when there is a slight possibility of rejection; I reminded myself Zootopia is a place where anything and everything can happen, you just gotta try everything, even when you're wrong or you fail, it's never too late nor too early to do it all over again.

Nick's full grin faded into a sympathetic smile and even his eyes began watering up. He waited for a moment before saying, ''Judy, for all my life, I've never met a woman as spectacular as you. I've never seen someone…so dedicated, so excited about their life. I used to hate your fiery personality, it reminded me of my past, my childhood that I lost, and it drove me mad once. But as I learned through you, life is more complicated than a slogan on a bumper sticker, but more importantly, Judy, I-I learned that it's not too late for me to change my ways, n-not too late to…a b-better person, b-but I can't do it alone …t-that's why I need you Judy, I couldn't have changed without your help. I-I couldn't imagine my life without you.'' Nick exclaimed quietly to me at first but his voice became louder and louder overtime, filled with sadness and anger he had in his past life, stuttering in mid-sentence as he began to tear up, talking of how he needed a change in his life and how I changed his. He was completely bawling after that and desperately trying to use his paws to wipe of the tears flowing one by one form his face.

We kneeled down and both of us cried on that spot, we both didn't feel ashamed nor humiliated, we both felt that we got a huge piece of guilt and emotions off our hearts. Nick and I hugged while we were tearing, embracing one another's comfort and arms. By the time we finish, he had wiped all of his tears away with his paws and used his handkerchief. I wiped my tears using my sleeve.

After all of this was done, Nick didn't smile, yet he was slightly frowning and looked down. I finally located our car after all this time. A blue Mini Hoofer, the newer version. Even though it's supposed to be small I still can't reach the steering wheel without the pile of books to help me. The only sizes there was fitted for Hamsters or Bulldogs.

A sigh of relief can be heard from both of us as we entered the car, there was a complete silence for an entire minute to reflect on what we have done.