A/N: Well, can't' say I expected this response for the story…Thanks guys!
Anyways… on to the story!
December 4th
Ornaments
North had figured out a new tradition. It was perfect! More time for the Guardian's to get together, and he would get some help for the holiday rush!
When the others first heard of the idea, they were a bit wary, but soon enough all of them agreed.
"Jack! We thought you had forgotten!"
Jack shook his head, knocking out some snow that had blended in with his hair, "Yeah, sorry, got busy. It is winter after all."
North clapped him on the back, nearly making him fall to his knees. "Well, you are here now, let us get started, no?"
"Yeah!"
Sandy happily clapped his hands, quite ready to begin. North had sent the four of them letters, inviting them to come help with Christmas preparations. It had come as a surprise to all of them. Never before had they received an invitation like this. Things had definitely changed since Jack had become a Guardian.
Not wanting them in the real thick of things, North had set up a small room for them to work in.
Laughing loudly, North instructed them on what they were doing that day, "Yetis need help making ornaments! Come, come!
"What?!" Bunny wasn't exceptionally happy with this arrangement.
"Yes! Is some family's tradition to get new ornament each Christmas! You will be making! Come!"
Quickly he ushered them toward the table in the middle of the room. On the table lay multiple piles of random ornament making items.
"Ah-ha! Let us get started!"
...
There was a very sudden pause.
Nobody moved toward the table.
Everyone looked around at each other, quite uncomfortably.
Fed up with this, Sandy made the first move, pulling out a chair and grabbing a pre-made, mini, wooden rocking horse and paint to go with it.
With his movement, the others slowly filled in the other seats, each grabbing some materials for the ornaments.
Conversation started back up again, Jack and Bunny getting back into their routine of teasing and jokes, Tooth chatting happily with North and Sandy.
The five stayed in that room for two hours, making, sewing, and painting the ornaments. They were only occasionally interrupted by a yeti needed North's help with something. Everyone was happy.
They were a family.