The Book of Random Stuff!

The Familar Boy- I.I Oneshot

Hey everyone!!!!

I here to bring you all a brand new one-shot!

This is for all the Cheeseloon lovers out there.

Now. This one is a little different than others...

You'll see in a sec. ^^

Welp. Let's get to it!!!

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Fandom: Inanimate Insanity

Ships?: Hinted Cheeseloon

Type of One-shot: Fluff 

Extra?: I love Balloon. He's just the best. Also. Could we get more books where Balloon isn't depressed?? (I say like I'm not guilty of the same thing)

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(*A distant past*)

*No P.O.V*

"Hehe! I'm gonna get you Loony!", a small child like voice giggled.

"No you won't! Bleh!", another child teased.

The two small children seemed to be playing a very fun game of tag. Best friends just having tons of fun in childhood.

Moments later, the small chubbier one with salmon like hair falls to the ground. As he falls, the other with blonde hair trips over him and falls as well.

Silence fell between the two as suddenly the two burst out into a fit of giggles and laughs. They stand back up as their parents call for each child respectively.

Deciding they could play more after, they rush to their respected parents and have lunch. Though, for one family, it was a very quick lunch.

Packing up, the salmon hair's family quickly left the park, leaving the child very distraught. He didn't even get to say goodbye to his best friend!

Back at the park, the blonde child had just finished his lunch and went back to look for his best friend. However, his salmon hair friend was nowhere to be found.

Tearing up, he rushes back to his parents to express his sadness. His parents comfort him and explain the sad news to him.

His friend was moving away and they couldn't do anything about it. Upon hearing this, the blonde-haired child began to cry at the news.

No more could they go on fun play trips... For now... they lived far away from each other, with no contact whatsoever.

Sadness was what both boys felt... but years soon passed and they grew up. Both now in their early 20s and have very faint memories of one another...

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(*Present Time*)