Boboiboy Oneshots

Heat and Chill

It was one of those lazy afternoons where the sun hung high in the sky, warming the ground just enough to make the cool breeze feel like a soft hug. Blaze was lounging in the backyard, enjoying the warmth as he sprawled out on the grass, a content smile on his face. He loved days like this, where he could bask in the sun and just let his thoughts drift.

Suddenly, he felt a cold shiver run down his spine. Turning his head, he spotted Ice standing a few feet away, arms crossed and a cheeky grin on his face. "What are you doing out here, Blaze? You look like a sunbaked potato."

Blaze shot back with a playful glare, "And you look like a snowman who's lost his way. Come on, lighten up a little!"

Ice rolled his eyes but walked over to join Blaze, flopping down next to him. The grass felt cool against his back as he looked up at the sky. "You know, you really shouldn't be out here too long. You could get overheated."

"Please," Blaze said, waving a hand dismissively. "I thrive in heat! Besides, you're here to cool me off if I get too hot, right?" He chuckled, nudging Ice with his shoulder.

"Right, because that's exactly how it works," Ice replied, his tone dry but a hint of a smile tugging at his lips. "Just don't expect me to take responsibility if you turn into a puddle."

Blaze laughed, enjoying the banter. "You'd like that, wouldn't you? You'd have the whole house to yourself, no annoying brothers around!"

"Honestly? Sometimes I wouldn't mind a little peace and quiet," Ice admitted, his voice quieter. "But not at the expense of you melting."

Blaze sat up and turned to face Ice, his expression shifting to something more serious. "Hey, you know I appreciate that, right? You always look out for us. Even if you act all cold and stuff."

Ice's cheeks turned a light shade of pink as he shrugged. "It's just what I do. Someone has to keep you hotheads in check."

Blaze smirked and grabbed a handful of grass, playfully tossing it at Ice. "Okay, Mr. Responsible, how about we cool off together? Let's do something fun!"

"Fun? Like what?" Ice raised an eyebrow, clearly skeptical but also intrigued.

"Water balloon fight!" Blaze exclaimed, his excitement bubbling over. "It'll be the perfect way to get you out of your icy shell."

Ice pretended to think for a moment, glancing towards the house. "I mean, I guess it would be kind of refreshing..."

"Then it's settled! Let's go!" Blaze jumped up, grabbing Ice's hand and pulling him to his feet. They raced toward the storage shed, where they kept their supplies for summer fun.

After gathering the water balloons, they made their way to the grassy area behind the house. Blaze started filling up the balloons with water, his grin widening with each splash. "You're going down, Ice!"

"Is that so?" Ice replied, a competitive glint in his eyes. "We'll see about that."

Once the balloons were ready, Blaze threw the first one at Ice, who effortlessly dodged it, the balloon bursting against the ground. With a determined look, Ice retaliated, launching a balloon right back at Blaze, hitting him square in the chest.

"Hey! No fair!" Blaze laughed, trying to wipe the water off his shirt as they both burst into laughter, chasing each other around the yard.

After a few more rounds of playful attacks, they both collapsed on the grass, panting and laughing. Blaze lay back, staring up at the sky, water dripping down his face.

"That was awesome," he said, still chuckling. "We should do this more often."

Ice, who was lying beside him, nodded, a small smile on his face. "Yeah, maybe I should let you drag me out of my comfort zone more often."

Blaze turned his head, looking at Ice with a bright grin. "You know, for someone so cold, you're pretty warm-hearted."

Ice scoffed, trying to hide his embarrassment. "Just don't let it get to your head, Blaze."

"Too late!" Blaze shot back, grinning widely.

As the sun began to set, painting the sky in shades of orange and pink, the two brothers lay together, comfortable in the moment. They didn't need to say much; the warmth of their bond was enough to fill the silence. And in that fleeting moment, surrounded by laughter and love, they both knew they'd always have each other's backs, no matter what.