Laughing full heartedly at the movie, Jack couldn't help but throw a few pieces of popcorn at the tv screen. The movie he was currently watching was supposedly the scariest movie of the year, but all it did was make him fear he was going to make too much of a mess in the living room. Rapunzel, unfortunately, really couldn't feel the same way as she let out a loud shriek and clutched to Jack's arm as the monster's face zoomed in with blood and muck dripping down with crazed face.
"Hey now, I did say we could switch the movie if it was too scary for you," the silver haired teen laughed as he wrapped a comforting arm around the shaky blonde. Rapunzel shook her head no, knowing that scary movies were Jack's favorite genre of movie.
"No, it's alright, I think I can handle it," Rapunzel whimpered, which caused the usually grinning boy to frown slightly. Unfortunately for him, Rapunzel was the type to throw a sort of fit if he tried to stop the movie in favor of another one just because she didn't like the movie. The green eyed girl hated it when plans had to be changed because of her.
"You sure about this? I really don't mind," Jack persisted.
"No. Besides, it's almost over anyways. I know you don't like leaving things half way done anyways," Rapunzel said brightly before pulling away from Jack's hold and turning back towards the movie. Still unsure, Jack remained silent before turning back to the movie, not feeling the humorous pull that once plagued his mind when watching the so called terrifying movie. Startled, Jack turned towards Rapunzel at the sound of a light giggle came past the blonde's lips.
"Did you just," Jack trailed off before Rapunzel nodded vigorously. With green eyes twinkling, Rapunzel turned back towards the movie.
"I don't know, I just feel safe with you. And once I actually looked at it, I saw just how fake it looked there," Rapunzel said with a goofy grin as she continued to look back at the movie. Jack chuckled in response before wrapping his arm around the blonde and pulling her in closer, liking the feel of her against him. Paying a bit more attention to the movie, Jack started cracking up at the sight of one of the main characters screaming, Rapunzel's own laughter soon chiming in at the woman's obviously fake scream.
So, prompt six for Jackunzel week. Super short. Course, that's what I get for not writing sooner. I hope it was still re-able though. Rise of the Guardians belongs to Dreamworks and William Joyce while Tangled belongs to Disney. Thanks for stopping by and please leave a thought before you go.