chad - a Quackity fanfiction (Quackity x Y/N) Updates Friday, Saturday, & Sunday

Chapter 12: Who is That Other Girl?

The mall was bustling with activity as shoppers weaved through stores and kiosks, their voices blending into a symphony of chatter and laughter. Quackity strolled along, enjoying the lively atmosphere, his eyes scanning the colorful displays that adorned the storefronts.

The girl with Quackity was radiant, with a warm smile that lit up her features and a contagious energy that seemed to draw people towards her. As they walked and chatted, Quackity was reminded of the sibling bond they shared, the unbreakable connection that ran deep within their hearts.

Unbeknownst to Quackity, Y/N had also decided to visit the mall that day. As she perused through a clothing store, her eyes happened upon a familiar figure—a girl walking with Quackity. Quackity is carrying her bags. Her heart skipped a beat, and a rush of jealousy washed over her. Who was this beautiful girl, and why was Quackity with her?

Y/N's mind began to race with unfounded assumptions. She wondered if Quackity was dating someone else, and her heart sank at the thought of him moving on without her. With a mixture of sadness and determination, she decided to discreetly follow them, hoping to get some clarity on the situation.

She trailed behind them, her heart pounding with each step. The jealousy inside her was a relentless storm, clouding her judgment and fueling her desire to find out the truth.

As Y/N observed them from a distance, she couldn't help but marvel at Isabella's beauty. Her long, flowing hair danced in the breeze, and her eyes sparkled with laughter and joy. Isabella's presence was magnetic, drawing people towards her like a beacon of light.

Quackity seemed completely at ease in that other girl's company, sharing laughter and affectionate gestures. Y/N's heart sank further, as she felt a pang of envy at the effortless connection they seemed to share.

As they moved through the mall, Y/N struggled to keep her distance, trying to remain inconspicuous as she followed them from one store to another. With each passing moment, her jealousy intensified, making it difficult for her to think rationally.

Quackity and that other girl, unaware of Y/N's presence, continued to enjoy their time together. They laughed and shared stories.

Finally, they stopped at a café, and Y/N found a spot nearby where she could observe them without being noticed. As they sat together, sipping their drinks and talking animatedly, Y/N couldn't help but feel a mix of emotions—jealousy, confusion, and a tinge of guilt for following them in the first place.

In her turmoil, Y/N wrestled with whether to approach them and confront Quackity or to slip away and bury her feelings. She knew that communication was essential, but her fear of rejection held her back.

Meanwhile, Quackity and that other girl continued their conversation, their laughter filling the air around them. Little did they know that Y/N's heart was being torn apart by the mistaken assumption she had made.

As the day wore on, Y/N found herself unable to watch any longer. The weight of her emotions had become too much to bear, and she decided to leave the mall, seeking solace in the comfort of her own thoughts.

Hours later, Quackity returned home, only to find Y/N sitting on his doorstep, her eyes red from tears. Her heartache was evident, and he felt a pang of concern.

"What happened?" Quackity asked gently, kneeling in front of her.

Y/N looked up at him, her voice shaky. "I saw you with that girl at the mall," she admitted. "I thought you were dating her, and I got so jealous."

Quackity's confusion was evident on his face, and he reached out to hold her hands in his. "Y/N, that girl was my sister, Isabella," he explained. "We were just spending some time together."

Y/N's eyes widened in realization, the truth finally breaking through the walls of her insecurities. "Oh," she whispered, feeling a mix of relief and embarrassment flood her.

"I should have told you," Quackity said softly. "I didn't think it would be a big deal. I'm sorry for not being clearer about it."

"No, it's not your fault," Y/N said, her heart still racing from the rollercoaster of emotions she had experienced. "I let my jealousy get the best of me, and I shouldn't have followed you like that."

Quackity gently brushed a tear from her cheek. "We all have moments of insecurity," he said compassionately. "But I want you to know that you have nothing to be jealous of. You're important to me, Y/N, and nothing will change that."

Y/N felt a sense of relief wash over her, knowing that her feelings were not unrequited. She leaned into Quackity's embrace, finding comfort in the warmth of his presence.

In that moment, they both realized the importance of communication and honesty in their relationship. They vowed to be more open with each other, sharing their feelings and fears without fear of judgment.

As the day drew to a close, Y/N and Quackity found solace in each other's arms, knowing that their bond had grown stronger through the trials they had faced. They understood that love wasn't without its challenges, but it was their willingness to confront those challenges together that made their connection all the more precious.