Big Book of Solarballs

Jupiter/Saturn - .Lost and Forgiven.

Requested by Furrycatzluver1

Includes: Angst/Fluff later on
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The big Jovian planet was silently reading his book, wearing his reading glasses of course. Enjoying his moment of peace, he flipped a page.

"Jupiter!"

The biggest planet sighed as he, once again, had to deal with another round of Hide and Seek with Titan, bracing for signs of a migraine.

"Have you seen Titan anywhere?" Saturn asks, worry lacing his voice. "It's been eighteen minutes on Earth already, and he still didn't show up to the meeting I planned for all my moons! He's never late!"

Don't get him wrong, Jupiter likes the ringed Jovian. His closest companion was basically his lover, though not official yet. They confessed these feelings months ago. But he didn't enjoy Saturn's constant fussing and squeaking over even trivial things.

Jupiter looks up from his book, his face seeming tired, with a tad bit of bored. "Maybe he's in the Asteroid Belt. A lot of the moons seem to go there often all of a sudden—Honestly Saturn, maybe you should allow Tyson to be on his own without your constant worrying. Surely he's old enough."

The ringed planet scoffed. "Titan is supposed to be near me. He's my moon! And he should've shown up to the meeting, what if something happened to him, and he can't move, and that's why he didn't show up, because there's no one around him to help"—he gasped, tearing up—"What if Titan was hurt by that little Dwarf planet Mars was scared of?! What was his name? Circle?"

"Listen, Saturn...What if Titan made plans with a friend, and is on a playdate right now? You can hold your meeting another time. And honestly, I can see why he would leave."

Saturn gasped. "Fine! I'm going off to find Titan on my own then."

The planet with the eye-catching rings stormed off, leaving Jupiter by himself, wondering why he had to deal with it all.

...

About an hour on Earth has past, and Saturn was still searching for Titan. His tears had already fallen. Oh, where was his little moon? He's never been gone for this long. Certainly he won't ask Jupiter again, not quite letting go the unhelpfulness and jab at his personality.

Saturn had taken Jupiter's word though, and searched the Asteroid Belt, not getting too close in case a collision were to happen.

They didn't need another collision.

That reminded him—Maybe Earth's moon knew where Titan was. They seem to be friendly.

So Saturn went up in front of the Asteroid Belt yet again, this time looking over to where the Rockies were playing.

How sweet! Saturn loves seeing his miniature friends have a good time with each other.

Then Venus threw the deck of cards they were playing it in Earth's face, which caused a card fight.

Amidst the usual chaos, Earth's moon, Luna, was looking at his companions from the sidelines, seeming to be talking to himself.

"Why, hello there, Earth's Moon!" Saturn greeted the moon who's even smaller than his Titan, but bigger than his other moons.

Luna looks up, startled from whatever conversation he was having alone, but then relaxed. "Oh. Hey Sat—"

"Have you seen Titan anywhere?" The ringed ball interrupts. "He's been gone for over an hour, and I haven't seen him since!"

Luna thought for a second. "Y-Yeah! I've seen him a few moments back. He might be with some of Jupiter's moons."

"Okay, thank you, little friend!" Saturn left quickly, some annoyance bubbling up.