One Piece One-Shots

(Zoro) Lost

What am I doing with my life. I wrote this for my friend not too long ago on paper and she thought it was the best thing since sliced bread ahahahaha. Pardon me please and enjoy Zoro content.

Working a stand in Market Square sure does bring some odd folks around, but the most odd of all of them was the green-haired man I met not long ago.

I had been standing in one place with the "customer service smile" on my face as people walked back and forth looking at the various stands and set-ups selling various objects.

I eventually noticed a green-haired man wandering around the Market Square and eventually he came up to my stand. At this point, he looked rather lost. "Uhm, excuse me, sir, do you possibly need directions? I've been watching you for a little and-" I said as he scoffed. "I'm not lost, I know exactly where I'm going." He said, shaking his head. The false, somewhat angry customer service smile returned to my face. "Alright! If you need any help then please come back! Have a lovely day!" I said, waving to him as he walked off.

Another ten minutes passed and I saw the green-haired man return to the Market Square. I dropped the smile and sighed. 'Ok, if he comes back over here again, I am giving the man directions even if he wants it or not.' I thought, pulling the brim of my green hat that said "Produce!" on it.

Well, he showed up and as he was about to walk past me I grabbed his shoulder. "Ok, sir, where in the world are you trying to go?" I asked, a somewhat frustrated tone in my voice. "Ugh... Fine. I'm trying to find the 'Market Square' and there's a woman here by the name of YN I'm supposed to buy some vegetables from." He said, frowning at me.

I dropped the grip on him. "Uh... Sir? I'm YN." I said, beginning to chuckle. "Do... Do you also run a produce stand?!" He yelled, rather surprised. "Yes sir!" I said, smiling wide. Zoro shook his head. "I... I'm sorry. Please lead me to your stand so I can purchase some vegetables for the cruddy cook." He said, his voice a little upset. "It's right here, green-boy." I said, pointing to the produce stand that had big bold letters saying "Produce!" on it. "Don't call me that!" He yelled, a little aggravated. "And thanks, ma'am." He said, beginning to look at the produce in my stand.