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kakairupowns) wrote2008-06-07 02:34 pm
kakairupowns) wrote2008-06-07 02:34 pm
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Little ZoSan snippet :)
Wanted to write something summer-y, and this was kinda what my brain came up with *shrugs* Enjoy :D
Title: Night Sky
Author:kakairupowns
Fandom: One Piece
Pairing: ZoroxSanji
Rating: PG.
Word Count: 897
Disclaimer: Not mine. Duh. Sanji and Zoro © Eiichiro Oda.
Warnings: Sweetness, ooc-ness, general sap :)
Summary: Sanji wakes up alone, and finds Zoro out on deck.
Sanji woke up one night with a start, realizing that something was missing. He quickly noticed the lack of heat in the hammock, and wondered where Zoro went. They’d only recently started sharing a hammock, because they (Sanji, mostly) had been worried about what the rest of the crew would think of their relationship. They still hadn’t told them, and were kind of just waiting for one of their nakama to notice on their own. It was mostly in the little things: Zoro had left the couch, where he tended to spend most nights after his watch, and joined Sanji in his hammock; Zoro’s sword oil and clothes were mixed in with Sanji’s things in the dresser in the mens’ bunkroom; Sanji and Zoro’s chores tended to be split between the two of them, and they weren’t really sure whose were whose anymore. They’d also been spending a lot of time with each other, doing simple things or just relaxing together. They still fought regularly, because they would probably never stop pissing each other off, but now you could usually find Sanji nearby during one of Zoro’s frequent naps, always there. Regardless of whatever else he was doing, he remained close by.
Getting up as quietly as he could, so he wouldn’t wake any of the other guys, Sanji walked barefoot across the cabin, stopping only to grab a t-shirt from one of the hooks along the wall. Pulling it on as he went, he wandered into the hallway in shirt and boxers, and down to the kitchen. Poking his head in the galley, he quickly took stock. Nothing was missing, and everything was where he’d left it after dinner. Walking over to the pantry, he looked inside and saw that all of the good wine was still there, and even the booze he’d set aside for Zoro from the last port was untouched. With a mental shrug, he closed the door and went out onto the deck.
It was well into the summer, so the weather was pleasantly cool at night. Looking up, Sanji scanned the sky and gazed at the bounty of stars across the inky blackness. The moon was out tonight, and off a little to Sanji’s left. He looked at it for a while, taking in the features, the dips and grooves that he could make out. It was a great night for stargazing, had he been one to do so.
Dropping his gaze to the deck, he looked around for the tell-tale green of his swordsman. Trailing his toes through the crisp grass, slightly coated in dew, he paced the length of the deck and climbed the stairs. Once there, he finally saw Zoro.
Zoro was lying flat on his back, arms out, and legs splayed across the deck. He was wearing his black tank top and boxers, and hadn’t bothered with any shoes either. He was looking up into the sky, his eyes flickering back and forth across it’s expanse lazily, as though he were lost in thought.
Heaving a quiet sigh, Sanji padded over to his lover, sitting down next to him with his arms propping himself up, knees spread apart. Leaning back, he followed Zoro’s gaze and took in the night sky once again. Not noticing what had captured Zoro’s attention, he looked back down at his lover and was entranced at how he could see the stars reflected in his emerald eyes. Taking him in for a moment, the cook finally spoke.
“What are you looking at, Zoro?” He spoke softly, without really knowing why.
Deep green flicked over his features for a second, and he was pleased and surprised, as always, at the warmth and affection in them. With a small smile on his face, Zoro said nothing and returned his gaze to the stars.
Mutely mimicking him, the cook huffed a quiet, frustrated sigh when he noticed nothing out of the ordinary. Staring upwards for a few more seconds, he glared back down at Zoro, pulling in a breath to get ready to suggest they go back to bed, when Zoro finally spoke.
“Look again, Sanji.” His voice was slightly hushed as well, quiet and calm. When he refused to look away from the sky, Sanji lay back and got himself comfortable, figuring that they might end up sleeping out here. Stretching out his long legs, he draped them over Zoro’s so that their calves were touching, and the back of Sanji’s knees lay over the swordsman’s kneecaps. Once he was relaxed, the cook looked to the sky once again.
They lay like that for several minutes, and Sanji was just starting to doze when he saw a streak of light. Blinking himself awake he stared intently upwards, and was elated when he saw it again. With a rush of recognition, he realized it was a shooting star. He broke out into a grin that stretched across his face as he turned towards Zoro.
Zoro’s smile widened, and he glanced sideways at his cook. Sanji smirked ruefully and shifted over, so that they were lying shoulder to shoulder, and folded himself neatly against Zoro. Zoro wrapped an arm over and around Sanji’s shoulders, and rested his chin on the cook’s head, smiling into the blond locks.
“Yeah, yeah, just shut up.” Sanji groused, grinning into Zoro’s neck.
Zoro smirked. “Told ya.” And pulled Sanji closer.
Title: Night Sky
Author:
kakairupownsFandom: One Piece
Pairing: ZoroxSanji
Rating: PG.
Word Count: 897
Disclaimer: Not mine. Duh. Sanji and Zoro © Eiichiro Oda.
Warnings: Sweetness, ooc-ness, general sap :)
Summary: Sanji wakes up alone, and finds Zoro out on deck.
Sanji woke up one night with a start, realizing that something was missing. He quickly noticed the lack of heat in the hammock, and wondered where Zoro went. They’d only recently started sharing a hammock, because they (Sanji, mostly) had been worried about what the rest of the crew would think of their relationship. They still hadn’t told them, and were kind of just waiting for one of their nakama to notice on their own. It was mostly in the little things: Zoro had left the couch, where he tended to spend most nights after his watch, and joined Sanji in his hammock; Zoro’s sword oil and clothes were mixed in with Sanji’s things in the dresser in the mens’ bunkroom; Sanji and Zoro’s chores tended to be split between the two of them, and they weren’t really sure whose were whose anymore. They’d also been spending a lot of time with each other, doing simple things or just relaxing together. They still fought regularly, because they would probably never stop pissing each other off, but now you could usually find Sanji nearby during one of Zoro’s frequent naps, always there. Regardless of whatever else he was doing, he remained close by.
Getting up as quietly as he could, so he wouldn’t wake any of the other guys, Sanji walked barefoot across the cabin, stopping only to grab a t-shirt from one of the hooks along the wall. Pulling it on as he went, he wandered into the hallway in shirt and boxers, and down to the kitchen. Poking his head in the galley, he quickly took stock. Nothing was missing, and everything was where he’d left it after dinner. Walking over to the pantry, he looked inside and saw that all of the good wine was still there, and even the booze he’d set aside for Zoro from the last port was untouched. With a mental shrug, he closed the door and went out onto the deck.
It was well into the summer, so the weather was pleasantly cool at night. Looking up, Sanji scanned the sky and gazed at the bounty of stars across the inky blackness. The moon was out tonight, and off a little to Sanji’s left. He looked at it for a while, taking in the features, the dips and grooves that he could make out. It was a great night for stargazing, had he been one to do so.
Dropping his gaze to the deck, he looked around for the tell-tale green of his swordsman. Trailing his toes through the crisp grass, slightly coated in dew, he paced the length of the deck and climbed the stairs. Once there, he finally saw Zoro.
Zoro was lying flat on his back, arms out, and legs splayed across the deck. He was wearing his black tank top and boxers, and hadn’t bothered with any shoes either. He was looking up into the sky, his eyes flickering back and forth across it’s expanse lazily, as though he were lost in thought.
Heaving a quiet sigh, Sanji padded over to his lover, sitting down next to him with his arms propping himself up, knees spread apart. Leaning back, he followed Zoro’s gaze and took in the night sky once again. Not noticing what had captured Zoro’s attention, he looked back down at his lover and was entranced at how he could see the stars reflected in his emerald eyes. Taking him in for a moment, the cook finally spoke.
“What are you looking at, Zoro?” He spoke softly, without really knowing why.
Deep green flicked over his features for a second, and he was pleased and surprised, as always, at the warmth and affection in them. With a small smile on his face, Zoro said nothing and returned his gaze to the stars.
Mutely mimicking him, the cook huffed a quiet, frustrated sigh when he noticed nothing out of the ordinary. Staring upwards for a few more seconds, he glared back down at Zoro, pulling in a breath to get ready to suggest they go back to bed, when Zoro finally spoke.
“Look again, Sanji.” His voice was slightly hushed as well, quiet and calm. When he refused to look away from the sky, Sanji lay back and got himself comfortable, figuring that they might end up sleeping out here. Stretching out his long legs, he draped them over Zoro’s so that their calves were touching, and the back of Sanji’s knees lay over the swordsman’s kneecaps. Once he was relaxed, the cook looked to the sky once again.
They lay like that for several minutes, and Sanji was just starting to doze when he saw a streak of light. Blinking himself awake he stared intently upwards, and was elated when he saw it again. With a rush of recognition, he realized it was a shooting star. He broke out into a grin that stretched across his face as he turned towards Zoro.
Zoro’s smile widened, and he glanced sideways at his cook. Sanji smirked ruefully and shifted over, so that they were lying shoulder to shoulder, and folded himself neatly against Zoro. Zoro wrapped an arm over and around Sanji’s shoulders, and rested his chin on the cook’s head, smiling into the blond locks.
“Yeah, yeah, just shut up.” Sanji groused, grinning into Zoro’s neck.
Zoro smirked. “Told ya.” And pulled Sanji closer.
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So true :) They make their wishes quietly of course, because they're manly men, and can't admit their feelings ;) Glad you liked it love :)
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I adored the idea of Sanji always nearby a napping-Zoro. I think the others do know, and don't want to say anything :) I mean, how do you not notice them sharing a hammock or their stuff being mixed together, and all that?
Then again, this IS the Mugiwara crew we're talking about.
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Me too :D I like to think they're in the stage where they are over touching each other all the time, but wanna stay close regardless XD
The whole crew are pretty much closer than family about now, I think, and it's not unusual that stuff gets mixed together. It's easy to overlook, and I bet they probably don't care anyways. I bet Nami and Robin'd be surprised that they haven't been together longer than they have ;)
Glad you liked it hun! <3
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That's the perfect way to describe where they're at. :D They've really settled in.
Oh, I wouldn't be surprised if everyone's stuff got mixed together. But I think there's a difference in a few things mixed up, and a whole bunch. And if Sanji or Zoro aren't complaining that their stuff is all meshed, then that'd be a clue. I'm sure the crew won't care either way, and Nami and Robin -- well, they're both mature and smart. They probably would be surprised they haven't been together since near the beginning.
Of course! :D
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They tend to catch on before the boys, though I think Franky and (maybe) Brooke should know, or else they just aren't paying attention. Luffy probably knows too, because he's, well, -Luffy-, and he just knows :) He'll probably blurt it out sometime for some stupid reason, not realizing others don't know =P
<3<3<3
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*Nod* I could see Robin, Nami, Franky and Brooke to be the first. Franky's...aged (lol!) so he's probably seen enough not to be surprised. And Brooke was a pirate himself, and you can't tell me it's the first time he's seen/heard two men falling in love.
Luffy's oddly perceptive, so it'd be just like him to sense it and as you said, blurt it out (probably at an inappropriate moment, too).
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Yeah, Brooke's bound to be more knowledgeable about those things.
Ah, Luffy. We still love him anyways :)
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XD Yes. *Is tempted to make a naughty skull joke*
Of course, it's difficult not to.
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XXDDD
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:)
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you know, that was a hard question to answered,dear... you really shouldn't that hard with yourself. beside from the way you describe everyone's action if they know about zosan's relationship, I can tell that you already catch their personality. only a good writer can do that... so I think you should posted your stuffs.
I'll wait for your stuffs and I love again your userpic, by the way... (why everyone suddenly have a good colourfully zosan userpic?)
(ps:yeah we are always the hardest critics of our own work. I totally agree of that...I mean, I'm always bothering
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Aw, thank you so much! I've been told I'm way too hard on myself, but it's so difficult for me to change that. I can't help the way I feel. >.< You and
Ah, I'm an icon fanatic. I collect them, lol. I've seen some really cool ZoSan icons out there, though. You just got to snatch them up when people post them. Your icon is nice too, Sanji looks so good in it!
(It's very true that we are hardest on ourselves. I always whined a lot to my beta's, too. It's a good thing they're so nice.)
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Ooh, where are you going? o.O
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I'm going to miss LJ in the time I'm gone.
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Hee <3 I should have another something out soon ;) I love writing these two, even if they end up OOC XD
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Glad you liked sweetie! <3
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I just loved the peaceful feel you made for this whole drabble. A different side to the constantly bickering pair.
So beautiful and soft.
May I friend you?
Nonoji
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Sure thing sweetie :)
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(Sorry I'm late reading and responding; just got home from a long and weary trip.)
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No problem hun :) Besides being long and weary, how was your trip?
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It was good. My mom and best friend went with me and we had a great time together. It was my friend's first time out of the country and, in fact, her first time on a plane, and I think she really had fun. We bought some awesome--kinda expensive--stuff...like erotic coasters and playing cards. XD
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Awesome :D It's always fun traveling out of the country ;) Haha, souvenirs are a must! =P