Loyalty Makes You Family.

A/N: I'm back! Anyone miss me, because I certainly missed all of you. I am so sorry for not updating sooner, and I swear I had the Thanksgiving Special planned but then I did some editing so the T wouldn't fit into the name template (Already at JACK, Woohoo!). Anyhow, this chapter is actually based off of an inside joke between my twin and I and so I present to you the beginning of FROST.

Fanfictions and OTPs.

*Actual story, written by my twin XD

The Guardians existed. Maybe not in the same world as the others on Earth, but they did exist and in an odd sort of way, the human race did believe in them, and had several stories and fan-drawings of who and what they thought of them as. Unfortunately, apparently some humans got to into this and began to produce their own movies and/or book series about these colorful characters.

Of course Santa seemed to be the most popular of the list, racking in quiet a few movies, TV specials, and even a group of children's books based off of him. The runner up for most popular seemed to be Jack, whose first story was a Russian folklore developed in 1964 and in 1979 a Rankin-Bass television special was aired, featuring Jack Frost. Several other adaptions as well as horror films also featured a character by the same name. Bunny was the third most popular character among humans, getting more laughs and puns made out of himself than his fellow guardians and Tooth and Sandy were tied close to third because while they did have child's books and a dotting of TV specials, they didn't have many official movies made after them (except for the comedy film 'Tooth Fairy' really).

Anyhow, getting back to the point, the Guardians were quite popular among the human cultures, but the big tipper in their fame was in 2013. When a movie was produced about all five of them, including just one enemy of theirs. This was all fine and good, other than a few character traits that the others were not happy about, but unfortunately they soon discovered that this was the least of their problems. The day soon came that Jack Frost had decided to visit his good friend Jamie when he found the boy sitting on the front stoop with who seemed to be his new babysitter.

She had dark hair and a studded nose ring and was typing quickly on a grey, square object. After a bit of this, she turned to Jaime and smiled before handing the object off to him and ruffling his hair.

"You account is now complete. Go ahead and start writing." She said, patting his head again and then going off to the nearby tire-swing to play with Sophie.

Jamie nodded, but upon seeing his friend Jack, it was obvious that writing was the last thing on his mind. He smiled, then looked to make sure the babysitter and Sophie were out of ear-shot, because calling the winter sprite over and patting a spot on the stoop next to him. Jack returned the smile and joined him there, all while curiously looking at the object the boy held.

"What do you have here, Jamie?" The sprite asked curiously, cautiously tapping the clear screen with his index finger.

"Its my new laptop. The school handed them out." Jamie explained, gesturing to the device as he did so. "I just figured out how to access my new E-mail, and my new fanfiction account on it."

"Fanfiction?" Jack sounded a tad confused.

Sure, he knew what an E-mail was, but really who didn't? He even had his own for when the Guardians needed to quick message him and didn't have time to use the Aurora or just when they wanted to send him funny kitten pictures (a piece of toast on a cat wasn't that funny though). Anyhow, the point was that he had no idea what a 'fanfiction' was.

"Its a site where people get to write their own stories for like TV shows, movies, and cartoons, and books or whatever." The younger boy explained, rolling his wrist with each example.

Well, this certainly sparked Jack's interest. After all, the Guardian's new movie did just come out only a short while ago, and since Jamie did say movies could have stories too, he wondered if his had any yet. Slowly, he reached over to the laptop and Jamie allowed him to take it off of his hand and have a look at it.

"So I would just hit, Movies?" Jack asked, receiving a nod for an answer. "And then search, then R, and hit the Rise of The Guardians."

"Yeah, and then there are these filters so you can pick what kind of story you want to read." Jamie explained simply. "K is for kids, K+ is for preteens, T for Teens, and M for mature."

"I'm going to try T for now." Jack said, figuring that he was a teen and that nothing on this site under T would be to harsh. "And I'm going to click on my name, to see what others wrote about me."

After putting in the filter, he hit the enter button and watched as the stories began to load onto the page. One story in particular caught his eye, but not for the reason that Jamie had thought. He thought Jack had clicked on it due to the title, but the male was really curious about why Bunnymund was in the story. Jamie caught on quickly after that but unfortunately, he was too late too warn Jack before he clicked on it.

*Running Away, and Coming Back by Cooliochic5.

Pairing: [Jack/Bunnymund] Rated: T

"Um, Jamie... What do that box mean." Jack asked, pointing to the one around his and Bunny's names.

"Well, um... It kind of means... Well... Umm." Jamie looked around uncomfortably, before pulling Jack in closer and whispered the meaning. "Its a pairing block.

"WHAT!?" It didn't take an idiot to know what that meant, and in an instant, Jack sprung away from the laptop as if it had burned him badly. "Heck no! People write stuff like this?"

"Apparently so, and you're pregnant in this one." Jamie said as he read on into the fic. "You cried also."

"Don't read that!" Jack yelped, pulling the laptop away and scanning the story over.

Quickly, he hit the backspace and tried another setting. Rated M for mature. Okay, so he was new to this site and didn't know that mature didn't exactly mean the type of mature that North and Bunny told him to be, it was an honest mistake. An honest mistake that would scar Jack for the next couple of seconds when he discovered that PitchxJack and JackxTooth were legit pairings. Heck, even NorthxJack and SandyxJack were up there. Even as a former human himself, Jack was still amazed by the way some people translated certain aspects of their movie or how perverted some could be.

"Oh. My. Mim..." Jack muttered numbly, flipping through this new page and reading the new list of stories. "I wouldn't do that! You can't prove that I can."

"Jack, its just a story." Jamie said, reaching for the laptop but failing. "Come on, let me change the filters real quick."

He had no idea what Dub-con or Mpreg was but it was probably something he wouldn't be to keen on. Slowly, he gave let Jamie change the filters to K+ humor and the two scanned through a few of the summaries, and then clicked on one of the stories read a part of it. It was a weird story that was basically Jack doing stupid things such as locking himself in his car, putting crayons in a pencil sharpener, tripping and falling on his face, and bugging others, and then it lead to Jack being turned into a bouncy ball in a balloon factory incident which he caused for some reason. It was actually pretty funny, despite its dark content. That wasn't what stood out to Jack, however. It was the author's pen name.

Jack Does Stupid Things: By NotBunnyMund

"Jamie, were the other guardians here before?" Jack questioned as he read over the name, finding it quite familiar. "I'm pretty sure that is part of Bunny's Myspace name."

Yes, the guardians were familiar with MySpace, but that was because of the one time North decided to get his own laptop before it was mysteriously destroyed due too to many fights breaking out over the use of it (if the blue and red hammer at the scene of the crime was an indication that it was indeed Phil). After that, North had posed the idea of just getting the Guardians their own laptops, but the group decided against this and instead settled on a family plan for cellphones. They didn't use the internet after that though, or so Jack thought.

"They were... They kind of have their own accounts also." Jamie muttered, going to the X button in the corner of the screen and clicking out. "I can get my babysitter to set up one for you too if you want."

"Please do."

Let the shipping/ story wars begin!