My first kiss went a little like this…
Blu asked for a oneshot of Snow catching Henry and Grace kissing in the cupboard at school.
Right. I need to get the science lesson set up for this afternoon. Snow thought to herself as lunch time was coming to an end. She opened the door to her walk-in cupboard of her classroom and cried out in shock. Inside her cupboard were a now obviously flustered Henry and Grace. By the way they suddenly leapt apart like a lightning bolt had struck between them and their deep red faces Snow was easily able to come to the right conclusion. "Out." She demanded, swinging the door fully open and pointing her finger at their desks. The two scolded children slumped out of the cupboard and didn't give their teacher any eye contact as they made their way to their desks. "Really?" Snow said, sitting on the edge of her desk when they were seated. "Normally in these situations I'm meant to bring your parents in. Fortunately for you both I don't fancy having my grandson sent to another realm by the Mad Hatter. However, that does not mean that either of you are off the hook. What were you thinking?" Snow questioned them, particularly disappointed in Henry.
"We just wanted some privacy." Henry defended both himself and Grace. "We're dating after all grandma, it's only fair that we can kiss without the other kids teasing us."
"Henry you and Grace cannot come and mess around in my cupboard just because you want some privacy. You shouldn't need privacy- you're eleven! Just enjoy being kids. Don't you think the other has coodies?" Snow asked. Henry and Grace gave her disdainful looks.
"Um, we're not eight grandma. We know coodies aren't real." Henry said, trying to act cool. Snow sighed.
"You get my point. No more smooching in cupboards or any other hidey holes. Got it?" Both the children nodded glumly. "Good. Then go and enjoy the last of your lunch without making any more purple." The two children scurried out of the classroom and down the hall. Snow watched them go before shaking her head. Kids these days, they weren't children at all for very long.