Dreamswap Oneshots

Peace and quiet (Drue)

Warnings: Suggestive at the end?? Kinda?? Dream being insecure about his eyes and Blue being absolutely shameless.

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Now that they were finally dating, Blue had now a valid reason to keep sneaking into JR's building because apparently 'coming back because the CEO has a pretty face' isn't an acceptable one. Of course that was nonsense, which is why Blue didn't stop trespassing the security system to see Dream, who didn't seem to mind it one bit.

But that didn't matter anymore, now he was free to roam around as he pleases, even though the only places he would ever be are the ones in which Dream would be. That narrows it down to pretty much four options: His office, in which he spends at least 99% of his time ( even though that value lessened considerably because of Blue forcing him to take breaks), the orphanage, the interrogation room and the inner garden.

The latter was... well not confidential per say but not many had access to it. The ones who did were Dream and the ones he trusts and since gaining Dream's trust is no easy task, the ones who were allowed to step foot in this place could be counted with one hand. Blue held a lot of pride at the idea of being one of them.

The winged man would go to that garden mostly to take a break from the outside world or rest when everything was too overwhelming to him, which sadly happened often because of the amount of pressure put onto his shoulders. But that was to be expected, after all, almost the entire multiverse counted on him to lead them to the greatest form their world could take and proceeded to throw onto him everything they could think of.

In Blue's humble opinion, they should respectfully take care of their own business instead of giving every chore they don't want to do to his boyfriend.

Either way, this day had begun like every other. Blue woke up at his usual hours, ate his breakfast, fed Alora before going to teach his yoga class. Nothing shady or unusual happened during that time, save from the usual ranting of a Karen here and there but that was part of the routine, it was not like Blue had any trouble dealing with them anyways,

These people were way easier to deal with than most people would think. After all, you only needed to say what they wanted to hear with maybe an additional flattering sentence and they would leave you alone with a satisfied smile, acting as if they were above everyone else, now that someone pretended to back up their opinion.

He entertained them until the end of his shift and when the time was up, he quickly exited his work place and teleported immediately to the Justice Reigns headquarters as fast as humanly possible, eager to seek Dream's attention.

Yet upon stepping foot in the latter's office, the obvious lack of scribbling pen and the sound of tired sighs signaled that his beloved was in fact, absent. One glance towards the unmoving and empty wheeled chair confirmed his theory. Blue arched an eyebrow but shrugged it off, coming to the conclusion the winged man was out visiting the orphans.

So he turned on his heels, clicking the door close behind him before skipping away towards the orphanage. Its building was pretty much the core of the infrastructure, heavily guarded and surrounded by the other sections like impregnable walls. It made sense he supposed, Dream held these children close to his heart and as the ones who need the most protection and supervision, this seemed like a good idea to cover that need.

His eyes traveled through the window and noticed that while there were some groups scattered here and there, the usual gathering of children in one place that would happen whenever Dream was near was nowhere to be found. He wasn't here either.

He could neither be busy in a raid nor the interrogation room since he would always warn him about going there beforehand, which only left one option.

He was in the garden, most likely subject to burnout or something along these lines. Whatever it was, the most important information here was that his boyfriend wasn't feeling well and that just wouldn't do, he had to do something about that.