CronKri- Cute Fluffy Goodness

Chapter 1

CronKri fluffy goodness

Kankri's P. O. V.

I had to go camping at a Hippie music festival for the weekend, and let me tell you, I was not excited. I had to be gross and sweaty in public with no showers, wifi, we had to use Portapotties, and in the blazing heat. Oh it was so hot. I took off my shirt and pulled my pants down to just my belly button. I was around my family so I didn't worry about it even though it's a little indecent.

Anyway, when we got to the campsite my brother, Karkat, unpacked the car and I helped my father set up tents.

I had to share one with Karkat and I was not excited about that. He texts his boyfriend all the time and narrates everything. "Dave did this," "Dave did that." I do love my brother, but that can get annoying.

My father ordered me to blow up the air mattresses and Karkat could handle the tents because now he wasn't unpacking, he was just eating cheese puffs.

I unrolled the air mattresses and blowed them up. Karkat complained about how loud it was using--rather vulgar actually--language. I'd have to teach him to watch what he says, we were in a family campground with young children!

Anyway, as the air mattresses were finally done, a bright red Mustang pulled in next to us. Wow. This was camping, not a casino. Although, the person driving it looked very nice. Well, I don't know about that. He was wearing a leather jacket with an Aquarius symbol in bright violet on the back. He had spiked leather boots and his hair... oh his hair... it was perfect. It was brushed back and there were cute curls in the back that were begging to be ruffled.

"Hey, Cheif. Can I help you with something?"

Then I realized I'd been staring for at least 3 minutes.

"Oh, uhh, n-no. Y-you have very n-nice uhh--pants. Nice pants." Wow good going Kankri, he was wearing skin-tight ripped leather pants, obviously trying to show off his-uhh, yeah.

"Oh?" He smirked, "Thanks, ya' ain't too bad yaself."

That's when I realized I was shirtless. I pulled up my pants to cover my chest, maybe it was a little too indecent.

I glanced over at my family who were too preoccupied on unknotting the tents to notice what was going on.

I watched from where I was blowing up the air mattresses as the stranger unpacked his tent. Wow, that was quite a tent. For one, it was from what it looked like a 4 person tent and there was only one person. He must have had other people coming. It also had bright gold and purple tapestries hanging all over it and it looked extremely fun and comfortable to be in.

I walked back over to the tents and placed the two mattresses in them. They were both two person, my father got his own and as I mentioned before, I shared with Karkat.

My father and brother told me they were going to get ice for the cooler and wood for a fire from the venders on the opposite side of the campsite. He told me just to continue setting things up like the chairs, canopy, and tables. I decided to do the canopy first because the chairs and tables go inside the canopy. I lugged the bag out of the car and dropped it on the ground with a, "THUD." The punky man looked over with a gasp, as if it startled him. "Sorry..." I said with a little blush. "No worries!" He replied with a cute grin.

Oh goodness that was a very cute grin. No! I can't admit that! That's... gay! My father would disown me!! Being a homosexual is unnatural. It says so in the Bible, and the Bible is never wrong. No. I've never felt this way before, it's just a phase.

On another note, I continued to unpack as these thoughts raced through my mind. Well, I tried to unpack but morally failed. It was just a loud mess of metal bars clashing against each other. My new neighbour seemed to notice. "Hey, Cheif! Need any help with that?" He slowly strutted over to me and placed his hand on top of mine, guiding my hands to put up the poles. He then pressed his body against mine from the back. Shivers streaked up my spine, then after a couple seconds, I relaxed. This would've been HIGHLY triggering if he went any farther. For then I think I could let it slide. He was pretty useful, after all. There is no way I could've put that canopy up by myself.