Heart-Berry

The rain kept falling as Jack and Hiccup ran down the street near the park. Jack chuckled, but Hiccup didn’t enjoy the weather at all. “Jack, it’s not funny!” “It is!” the taller boy replied with a grin. “We are going to get sick…” Hiccup kept complaining. He didn’t fancy being all soaked and wet, even though it was summer and hot most of the time. “Stop whining princess! Take this if it helps.” Jack pulled off his hoodie and gave it to Hiccup. He had a T-shirt under his hoodie; he wouldn’t get cold, especial not in this heat. Besides, Hiccup sounded like he ne

For every step Jack walked, he regretted the fact that he had convinced Hiccup to watch a horror movie with him a little bit more. It had taken some time to make him say yes, Jack had begged for five days. Hiccup hadn’t really seemed scared before the killer in the movie had eaten half of the brain of one of the teenagers in the movie. But since that scene, Jack’s smaller boyfriend had held his hand and hugged his arm tight. Now as they were walking home in the warm summer night, Hiccup still hadn’t let go of his hand, and every time they heard a noise, his grip got even tighter. Jack wouldn’t complain though, it was n