And boy do I have a lot to do.
I haven't officially had that ban on the computer repealed yet, but I seem to be getting some more free-reign.
I really have my work cut out for me.
Disclaimer: I don't own FMA
Pairing: Some good-ol' sweet EdxWinry!
AND IT'S CHRISTMAS! YAY!
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"Major Elric? I'm sorry, he's not here right now. He was sent on another assignment by Colonel Mustang just yesterday. We aren't expecting him back for two weeks, dear,"
"...Oh. Thank you, anyway,"
"Merry Christmas to you, goodbye!"
The dial tone greeted Winry's ears as she sullenly put down the phone. Christmas. And it would be another disappointing year.
'Ed- I mean, Ed and Al, aren't coming back again,'
The Elric's hadn't spent Christmas at home in over four years.
Winry continued to buy the brothers Christmas presents, and had called successively on Christmas Eve all four years. But it was always: "They're on another assignment," or "They are taking some free time for their own agendas,".
Honestly, she didn't know why she even bothered to call and ask them home for Christmas anymore. Ed never was one to believe in god or destiny, and therefore Christmas would never mean that much to him. Alphonse used to delight in all the cooking they would do around this time to prepare for parties and the special Christmas Eve dinner. But since being stuck in that suit of armor, he'd never had a need for food anymore.
Winry huffed to herself, having been staring at the phone for a few moments.
"Winry? Did they answer?"
"No, Granny... Just like always," Winry called to her grandmother, walking toward the kitchen. Pinako Rockbell happened to be there making Christmas cookies for customers, as well as preparing for the annual Rockbell dinner party.
The dinner party was really the one occasion in all of Resembool where everyone was gathered at one place. The house was small, so they held the party outside in the snow, usually, with servings of food on the table in the dining room where everyone could get to it. They always roped off an area for ice skating, making sure that the spot was safe to skate on before they let anyone out on it. And near the hill where the Elrics used to live was considered fair ground for the Children's snowball war.
That event was the most special. All of the children in the whole of Resembool were divided up into two teams. Each team would have thirty minutes to adequately prepare cover and have a reserve of snowballs. And then...
It was war.
WInry especially loved the snowball war. It was the only time she really wasn't thinking about Ed or Alphonse, because she really had to concentrate on not getting hit with snowballs.
'Ed was always the best at the snowball war...' she thought sullenly.
As a matter of fact, Winry and Ed had always been the captains of the two teams, always opposing each other. It was usually the best way to get them to stop fighting, because they would have started quarrelling at some point during the dinner. But it was special, because if one captain hit the other captain during the war, the captain couldn't throw any more snowballs!
"What are you smiling at?" Pinako asked the girl, even though she hadn't seen Winry's face. Winry was used to this by now. For some odd reason, Pinako always knew EVERYTHING.
"Just some memories," Winry replied, sitting at the table with her head in her hands.
Since Edward left, a boy named Ronald was the one playing the opposite team's captain. He wasn't as fun as Edward, but he still managed to get her riled up enough that she wanted to hit him.
Pinako smiled, knowing what her granddaughter was thinking about. Edward. She had known this would happen eventually, Winry always was one to go after the fiesty one, rather than the gentle one. Which was why Pinako's Christmas present this year would undoubtedly be Winry's favorite.
"Are you going to sit there all day, or are you going to help me with this?"
"Coming!" Winry said hastily, jumping up.
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"Dang it, Al! Why do I have to do this?"
"Because it's our first year back in Resembool for Christmas, brother. Pinako asked you to, and Mustang ordered you to. You can't disobey direct orders from the Colonel! He could revoke your State Alchemist title!"
"Like this has anything to do with Alchemy! Dressing up in a Santa suit and going to the Rockbells? What the heck kind of Christmas is that?"
Indeed, Edward was trying on a Santa suit. It was the first year they'd actually be home for the Holidays and, needless to say, Al was excited, whereas Edward thought it was outrageous.
"You recieved orders from Mustang to take Christmas off, brother! And to go home and dress up as Santa for all the little kids at the Rockbell's christmas party. You do know that they're having a party, right?"
"Oh yeah. I forgot about those..." Edward said, thoughts of previous Christmas parties dancing in his head. 'Winry... and snowball wars...'
"And I bet Winry will be so happy to see you once she figures out that it's you in the Santa costume," Al said, using the word "you" instead of "us" on purpose to take advantage of his brother's dreamy state.
"...Yeah... Wait- What!" Edward said, turning to his younger brother.
"Nothing!" Alphonse quickly said. He then changed the subject. "Does the costume fit, brother? You've grown over the year. A whole lot! I don't think Winry'll recognize you for a while. And Pinako said she wouldn't tell Winry we were coming. We'll be the biggest surprise there! Winry can't call you short anymore, can she?"
"No, I suppose she can't," Edward said. If he calculated right, he should be exactly two inches taller than she in height.
"I bet that's why Pinako asked us home! She wants us to see Winry!" Alphonse said, sounding excited.
"Huh? And why would she want that?" Ed asked the suit of armor.
'Maybe it's because she misses you...' Alphonse thought. But he wouldn't dare say that out loud. If there was one thing Edward hated more than comments on his height, it was comments about a supposed "relationship" between him and Winry. but he settled on: "Uh... I dunno,"
"Jeez, Al, you're hopeless," Edward said, smiling.
"So are you, brother," Al responded. "What'll the kids think, when they see Santa has come to town?"
"Oh, they'll probably grab me, and pull my clothes and stuff. And then Pinako'll make me sit in a chair, and make all the kids come get in my lap and tell me what they want for Christmas. And then she'll probably say that she wants me to alchemically make most of the presents for them so that they'll be happy,"
"And that will be fun, brother!" Al said, excited again.
"Yeah, well you'll help,"
"But Winry will recognise me!"
"So then I'll make PInako set us up in a room with a window, and you can wait hidden outside and make gifts and pop them through the window for me. After all, Al, it wouldn't be very cool if they saw Santa using alchemy, would it?" Ed said, talking to Al's childhood appeal.
"... I suppose not, brother," Al said. "Hey! You're trying to swindle me!"
"It worked," Ed replied as the whistle blew.
"Resembool's next," Al said.
"Yep," Edward replied.
And as much as Ed wouldn't like playing Santa, it did present him the perfect setup to give Winry her present.
He fingered the velvet box in his pocket for the rest of the ride.
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"Winry dear, are you even stirring that cake mix? You've been standing there for ten minutes staring out the window. The oven's heated already," Pinako said to her granddaughter.
"Huh- What?" Winry asked, snapping her head back. "Oh, sorry grandma, it's done,"
"Hmmm," Pinako nodded, glancing at the clock. "What's gotten into you today, girl?"
"What do you mean?"
"You're awfully spacy today, Winry. If you don't mind my saying,"
"I've just been... thinking," Winry said, coming up with that quick excuse.
"Well don't get too caught up in thoughts. It's likely you'll float away before Christmas present time... Although, I bet you've been thinking about my present all day withot even knowing it," Pinako said wryly. "I have to go into town to get a few things. I'll be back soon,"
Winry was left staring after her grandmother, wondering what the heck she'd been talking about.
Pinako swiftly donned her coat and left through the kitchen door.
"And don't forget to check the cake in the oven!"
But Winry was already lost in thought again.
'Thinking about her present all day. But I've been thinking about... Edward... and Alphonse! Alhonse too, can't forget Alphonse!... But why would grandma get me Edward... And Alphonse!... And who's to say she even got me Edward... she doesn't know I've been thinking about him all day,... Unless she does! Who am I kidding? She knows everything!'
'But that still doesn't explain why she'd give him as a Christmas present. Christmas present's aren't people!... Maybe she is wrong and think's I've been thinking something else...'
'And where the heck is she going at this hour! The party's in an hour!'
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Pinako arrived at the train station just as the 5:00 train was pulling into the station. She stood straight and tried to see over other people for the two young men she was expecting.
'Winry will be delighted,' she thought, smiling at her genius, and choice of present for Winry this year. Sure, giving a person wasn't a traditional Christmas present, but Pinako knew it would happen sooner or later that Winry would fall for Edward, and then wouldn't say anything about it. 'Think of this present as just a little push for their relationship,'
"Hey! Old Hag!"
"Pipsqueak-" Pinako cut off when she caught sight of Edward. "Edward Elric, is that really you?" she asked, looking up considerably at the handsome young man.
"Aunty Pinako," Edward greeted, plopping his suitcase with the Santa suit down next to her.
"Well, I suppose I can't call you shrimp anymore. You've grown considerably. Why didn't you come back for automail replacement?"
"Last time we saw her, Winry gave me extra extentions, said it might help me grow. Guess it did," he said, placing a hand behind his head.
"Brother!" Alphonse shouted trying to catch up. "Aunty Pinako!"
"Ah, Alphonse. Ready for the snowball war this year? I daresay Winry will be glad to have you on her team again, providing your brother will be captain of the other team," she said, raising her eyebrows at Ed.
"Sure, if you don't still have kids sitting on my lap telling me what they want for Christmas," he said, picking up his luggage and tossing it over his shoulder, "I'm game,"
"YAY!" Alphonse shouted, his excitement getting the better of him as they headed to the Rockbell's from the train station.
"Now Edward, I wanted to talk to you about what I want you to do tonight,"
"And what might that be, Granny?" Edward asked, already knowing what she wanted.
"Well, as Santa Claus, you will draw a lot of attention from little kids at the party, so I was expecting you to so the traditional Santa thing and have them sit on your lap and tell you what they want for Christmas. And since you're an Alchemist, I want you to make some of the toys that are do-able for them. You know they'd love it. And also, I haven't told Winry you're coming so you'll be her Christmas surprise," Pinako informed them, almost as if they were orders.
Neither of the brothers dared to disagree with her.
"Good, now the party's in an hour. The snowball war begins promptly at eight thirty. You have until then to see what the children want. Then you'll just have to introduce yourselves and take sides in the war. Since it's in an hour, I'll have to hide you from Winry until you're all dressed up in your costume. Then you are strictly forbidden from seeing her until the commencement of the snowball war. Understood?"
"Yes, Ma'am," Ed and Al said simultaneously.
"Good. So you have an hour to prepare for the children. Go get yourselves ready,"
It was then that the brothers noticed they were only a few yards away from the Rockbell house, and in danger of Winry seeing them. Since Pinako had strictly told them not to be seen by her, Ed and Al were in a frenzy trying to find a hiding spot.
"Those boys," Pinako said, shaking her head and entering the house.
"Quick Al, over here!" Edward called softly, trying not to draw Winry's attention.
"Brother? Is that the window to the room that you'll be seeing little kids in?"
"I think so. Pinako didn't say anything specifically, but I think this is it. Dangit, it's so cold out here! How is she expeting me to change into a costume out here if it's so cold!" Ed whined.
"O toughen up, brother!" Alphonse said.
"You'd be freezing too, Al. Now turn around, would 'ya?" Edward said as he turned around and stripped himself of his shirt. He shivered, immediately greeted with the cold night air. "Dangit," he said, hugging his arms to himself, then reaching into the suitcase for the Santa shirt.
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"Winry? I'm back,"
"Thank goodness! I thought you'd be stuck outside and wouldn't com back until the party started! Leaving me here all alone to get things started!"
"I'm sure you would have been fine without me, girl," Pinako said, taking off the heavy, snow-covered coat. "You really ought to have more faith in your own abilities,"
"Where's your stuff?" Winry asked, coming from the kitchen with a bowl of food in her hands. "Weren't you going to get something?"
Pinako was caught. "They were... all sold out," she quickly supplemented.
"Hmmm... that's odd. If everyone in Resembool is invited to the party, then no one should be cooking tonight," Winry said, looking suspiciously at her grandmother.
"I never said that what I had to get was food-related," Pinako shot back.
"Then what was it? It wouldn't happen to be two certain alchemists we-" she was interrupted by the sound of the timer stopping. "Shoot, cake's done,"
Pinko smiled at Winry's guess. Oh how right she was. Saved by the buzzer!
Winry entered the kitchen to see the refrigerator smoking. "What?" she asked, going to the over to retrieve the cake first before it completely burned while she was checking the refrigerator.
Opening the freezer up, she discovered that the temperature inside the machinery was too cold. Luckily, the only thing in the freezer was a pudding.
"Whoops," Winry said, taking the bowl and retrieving it from the fridge. She turned the freezer's temperature back down to normal, and the smoke stopped emanating from the machine.
"Oh, there's no way we can use this now," she said to herself, looking around the room for an escape from blame. Upon seeing the window over the sink, her eyes narrowed in utter brilliance.
"Granny?" Winry asked softly, making sure Pinako wasn't around the corner to catch her in the act. "I'm sorry, it just slipped," she said, takng the bowl with the frozen pudding and going to the window. She opened it, and a gust of wind completely chilled her.
She then put the bowl out the window, and tipped it over. The frozen pudding slid out of the bowl easily and fell with a plop to the snow beneath the window.
Winry stuck her head out the window to look around, and make sure there was no one there to see her drop the bad pudding.
But as luck would have it, Winry stuck her head out just as Ed happened to be dropping his pants to put on his Santa suit.
"EEP!" Winry squeaked, and ducked back into the house, closng the window. 'EDWARD! WHAT THE HECK IS HE DOING HERE!... Unless grandma really did mean... but then that means-' she opened the window again and stuck her head back out, just as Ed was zipping up the Santa pants. 'GAH! ED'S OUR SANTA! ...more importantly... HE'S MY CHRISTMAS GIFT!... This has to be the BEST CHRISTMAS EVER! ED'S BACK HE'S BACK HE'S BACK... and Alphonse is back too! Can't forget Alphonse! BUT HE'S BACK!'
Winry joyously jumped up and down into the kitchen with her excitement and vigor.
'But grandma doesn't know that I know he's back. I have to act like he's not. But then... how do I act that out when just seeing him gives me jitters? And what about him being Santa? Oh, how am I going to do this!' she whined inside her head.
"Winry?" Pinako asked coming around the corner. Winry immediately pretended like she hadn't seen anything, but Pinako was no fool. After all, she hadn't turned the temperature down in the freezer for nothing! "Guests are arriving, go and change,"
"Right!" Winry said, dashing out to the front hall to hide her face from her grandmother.
Pinako smiled after her. 'All going according to plan,'
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"Hey Al, I think it's time to make my appearance," Ed said, sneaking a look around the corner of the house. The traffic going inside had died down considerably, so Ed figured it was time.
"You boys ready?" Pinako hissed out the kitchen window.
"Ready as we'll ever be," Ed hissed back. Pinako smiled slightly.
"Okay, come in when you're ready," she said. Ed nodded.
"Alright, Al. You stay here, and when I get inside, I'll knock three times on the wall. Then you can transmute a circle in the wall to stuff presents through. Got it?"
"Yep!" Al said.
"Here goes," Ed said, picking up the large red bag next to him and heaving it over his shoulder. He placed the Santa beard on himself, and then adjusted the hat to cover it and make sure it didn't show anything.
He walked around the corner of the house as a family of three was entering. He was stunned for only a moment, recognizing them as the Barret's with their little daughter Emily. But then the girl shouted:
"SANTA!"
She started to run to hug him, and he caught her parent's eyes for only a moment before he was then mobbed by other little kids who'd come running at the girl's cry.
"Santa!"
"You're really here!'
"My brother said you weren't real. But you are!"
"What are you going to get me for Christmas?"
"Hohohohoho, now just wait a minute!" Edward hushed the children with his voice. "I didn't come here to stand out in the snow. Let's get inside before you all catch colds and are sick on Christmas,"
The children nodded and stampeded back into the house to await Santa.
"Merry Christmas!" Edward greeted when he was inside the door.
"Ah, Santa," Pinako greeted. "We've been expecting you. Won't you come in here and get comfortable, so the little ones can tell you what they want for Christmas,"
"Ah, yes, Pinako, I believe that would be a good idea,"
"Granny? What's all the noise about?" Winry asked, coming down the stairs.
Edward couldn't help but stare.
Winry had decided on a slightly inadequate dress for the weather, but very appealing otherwise. She'd also curled the ends of her hair slightly, and had half of it up.
'Short skirt... Very short skirt...' Edward thought, forgetting for a moment that he was Santa. Because Santa most definately wouldn't be thinking the things he happened to be thinking about her right now.
Ed shook his head to awake from his reverie as Winry came down to see him.
"Ah, Santa," she said, looking up into Ed's eyes. If she hadn't known that Santa was Edward beforehand, she would have known now. She'd made a mental copy of Edward's eyes. No one else could ever have that same shade of gold. But there was something strange.
She was looking... up?
'EDWARD'S TALLER THAN I AM? she thought, shocked.
"Winry..." the Santa whispered. But he was immediately dragged by the horde of little kids into "Santa"s room.
The kids practically pushed him into the chair and began to try and climb in his lap. The door shut itself.
"Hohoho, Hold on Kids, one at a time," Edward pleaded. "Now, can you make a line like good little girls and boys for Santa so that he can give you what you want for Christmas?"
The girls and boys rushed to obey. Not wanting to be seen as naughty in front of Santa. Edward went to the back wall and knocked on it. Seconds later, blue light was seen through the wall and a larg hole was left in the middle.
"Now who is first?" he asked. The little girl he'd seen out front stepped up.
"Ah, Emily," the little girl's eyes widened. "You didn't think old St. Nicholas wouldn't know your name?"
The little girl shook her head.
Edward tutted. "If I know when you're sleeping, and I know when you're awake, then I certainly know your name, little one," he sat down in the elegant chair reserved for him. "Now hop up,"
The girl did so, and shyly put a hand to Santa's ear, whispering.
"Mhm," Edward nodded. "Ahhhh. I see. So you would like a dolly for Christmas. But not just any dolly, one that looks like you?"
She nodded.
"Well, let's see what we have here. You know, my elves are out back, and because you children are so special, they've been asked to make you whatever you want so, is it ready?" he called the last part just as more blue light came from outside. "They're shy you know. They are a little conscious of their height. Now go reach your hand out that hole, and you'll get your dolly,"
Emily jumped off Edward's lap, and he watched with a smile as she hurriedly stuck her hand out the wall. Her expression was odd as she felt the weight of something in her hand, but that expression turned to joy upon repealing her hand and seeing what was in it.
She hugged the doll close to her, and then ran to Edward, kissed him on the cheek, and ran out of the room to show her parents.
The other little boys and girls looked at him in awe. Their expressions turned to huge smiles as the next person in line stepped up onto Ed's lap.
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"The kids sure do love that Santa, granny. They're being such angels," Winry commented, trying to get her grandmother to spill about her "surprise". Winry had found it very hard after all to pretend like she didn't know it was Edward in the other room.
"Winry?" Pinako questioned.
It was then that Winry saw her grandmother kneeling under the table.
"Granny? What are you doing?"
"I'm looking for something. Have you seen that bag of Mistletoe I usually keep under the table?"
"M-m-mistletoe?" Winry stuttered. 'What is Granny doing with mistletoe!'
"Yes, dear. It's always a surprise. I put it up in a random spot in the house. But I'm pretty sure I haven't put it up yet. And I can't find it. After all the little kids are gone, would you check in the Santa room for me?"
'Grandma... What are you up to?' Winry thought.
"Oh, what luck! It looks like they're all done in there! Now go and see if that mistletoe is in there,"
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Edward jumped out of the chair when all the kids had disappeared from the room. He had no doubt that he'd seen all of the kids at the party.
He walked to the wall and whispered through it, "Hey, Al. They're gone. Wait outside until I get out there, and then we can go into the house together. I'm gonna change in here, to avoid freezing to death again,"
"Right, brother," Al said outside, making the wall whole again.
Edward went back to the chair and slumped down in it, tilting his head back and closing his eyes.
Winry quietly entered, sanning the room quickly. A green bundle on the cieling caught her eyes.
'Oh, goodness. She DIDN'T!' Winry thought, staring at the misteltoe above Ed's head. 'How could she do this to me! She knew this would happen didn't she! She planned this whole thing from the very beginning! Including the frozen pudding!... But maybe I could use it to my advantage...'
"Umm, 'scuse me?" Ed's head snapped up.
'Winry! What the heck is she doing here?' he asked himself, frantically sitting up straight. "Hohoho, Winry. I thought you might be a little old to see me,"
"Do you mind?" she asked.
"No, not particularly," Ed answered. Well how was he supposed to answer! Yes, you can't do this because I have a crush on you and things would be very bad if you sat in my lap? 'Pinako's never getting me to do this again,' Ed swore to himself.
Winry sighed as she sat down.
She squashed Ed's pocket into his thigh, in which was his present, and reminded him that the box was there.
"Actually, I was hoping to run into you," Santa said.
"Huh?" Winry asked, confused.
"There was a young lad who came to see me, said it was important that I give you a christmas present from him, in case you didn't see him for a while. The lad wishes to remain anonymous," he said, fishing the box out of his pocket. "He said he was sorry it wasn't wrapped, but he was in a hurry,"
Santa handed the box to Winry.
She was stunned. Edward was using the Santa disguise to inadvertantly give her a gift. She wondered what could be so important that he would be embarassed about giving it to her himself.
Winry slowly opened the box. Winry gasped. It was a large pendant locket, with the hand-crafted work of the State Alchemist's pocket watch design. She quietly opened the locket, where, instead of Ed's "Dont' Forget 03-10-1910" there was "Merry Christmas, Win. 25-12-1916"
And on the opposite side was a picture. One of she and him as babies, sleeping cuddled together on a picnic blanket. Winry remembered that was on New Years. They had been watching the fireworks and Winry, thinking they were too much like the thunder she was afraid of, had cuddled up to Ed like she used to do during thunderstorms. Even back then he'd made her feel safe.
"Oh Edward," she said aloud.
Ed smiled beneath the beard. He knew she'd know it was he who gave her that gift. After all, she'd been the only one to see the inside of his pocket watch.
"It's nice," she said, leaning on Edward's shoulder. "But it's not what I really wanted,"
Ed looked confused. She almost giggled at his expression. Almost.
"What I really want," she said, tracing her hand up his chest, "Is a kiss,"
Edward blushed beneath the beard as if he'd been transmuted into a tomato.
"Look up," she whispered to his ear.
And Edward did so.
Upon seeing the small green mistletoe above him, he gulped nervously, blushing, tunrng, if possible, even redder. He turned back to Winry.
But he didn't have time to say anything.
As soon as he looked back at her...
She kissed him.
His eyes widened with disbelief. He didn't een have time really to think. He just kissed back. Goodness how he'd wanted this.
'But wait. I don't think Winry knows it's me... But then- who does she think she's kissing if it's not me!'
He broke off the kiss immediately after that.
"Winry..." he said, attempting to tell her that she must have the wrong guy.
She pulled down on his beard, making it slip off his chin.
"Edward," she replied.
"Huh? How'd you know it was me?"
"I have my ways," she said.
'But then- she really was kissing me!' he thought.
"Well in that case-" he said, claiming her lips again.
Winry gasped at his sudden action, but it wasn't that she didn't like it. She just wasn't expecting it. She began to kiss back harder when she got over the shock.
The kiss didn't stay too innocent for long. Ed put his hands behind Winry's head in an attempt to bring her closer, and Winry parted her mouth for him to explore. He took advantage of her offer and immediately his tongue dove in. She whimpered slightly as he tongue began to tango with his.
A small gasp from the doorway made both stop.
"Did you-" Winry asked.
"I thought I did," Ed replied.
"Must have been our imagination," she said, wrapping her arms around his neck and once again placing her lips on his. Edward smiled and didn't argue with her.
"Mommy! Mommy!" Emily Barret shouted from the doorway.
"What is it, sweety?" her mother asked her.
"I went to go see Santa again to thank him for my dolly and- and-"
"What is it, sweetheart?" her mother asked, more curious.
"Mommy! I saw Winry kissing Santa Claus!" she shouted.
Her mother looked taken aback. She glanced over at Pinako, who suddenly had a strange smile on her face.
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END!
Or is it?
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END!
Or is it?
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Mo0n's: Hahaha
I finished it.
I planned to make it longer, including the snowball war. I can still do it if you want me to, it'd just have to be in another chapter. I'm unfortunately still banned a little from the computer, so it's been hard trying to get on to finish the fic. I'm so sorry!
But if you want me to continue, I will! Got it on paper already~ icon_blaugh.gif
MERRY CHRISTMAS TYALL~!
