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drabble


Title: drabble
Fandom: Suikoden IV
Disclaimer: I don't own what Konami owns and certainly make no money on my fanworks.
Pairing: Aldo and Ted
Rating: SA
Summary: Shiva-chan asked for a Aldo/Ted drabble.

One hazy morning when they were still a day off the coast of Razril, Ted did not move fast enough. He'd sank so deep into the hot water of the bath and so far into his own thoughts that he'd completely missed Aldo approaching and even splashing down into the water without really meaning to.

And by the time Ted noticed, it was far too late and Aldo was right there with a soft sponge purchased from the mermaids. He attempted a protest and a sidestep, both of which failed when Aldo smiled ever so slightly and stepped in front of him.

"You shouldn't be so hard on yourself."

"You have no idea what you're talking about."

"It's not going to kill you."

The obvious retort stuck in Ted's throat, unable to rise properly as Aldo ducked the sponge under the water and brought it up, squeezing warm water over Ted's shoulder.

He hadn't moved fast enough and now it was too late.

...

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