Coffins Make You Crazy (undertaker x reader)

Acceptance

I stood there stunned as I looked down. Undertaker had carried me in a hug. I smiled. It was silent. Undertaker then went over to my coffin and placed me down. He sat on the coffin next to mine. "I was doing my job as a grim reaper when I saw a girl laying on the field next to the dead man. She had blood covering one of her arms and tear stained cheeks. She looked so fragile. I carried her and took her to the infirmary. I thought about keeping her, and raising her as my own. The girl was in the infirmary for at least three days. I would often hum a song to her. She didn't wake up and I thought she was a goner. Her breathing was slow and so was her heart beat. One day, I found that her breathing and heart rate has returned to normal. I was excited that I can take her in as my own, but sadly, I couldn't. Being a reaper means I have a lot of responsibilities and not much free time. Me being a legendary reaper would only put this little girl in danger. I left her in a safe alleyway, knowing that I will one day meet her again. I had faith of that." Undertaker told me. I hugged him again. "And we did." I responded. "You knew that we would meet again and we did." Aww... so happy, also, your aura's red. Shut up. Jane giggled. "Undertaker, can I... k-kiss you?" I asked shyly. He tilted his head. "Why would you ask me that?" I blushed. "W-well... I-" he cut me off with a kiss. This is new. I heard someone clear his throat. We pulled away and I turned to see Ciel and Sebastian. I blushed. "U-uh... hello... C-Ciel, Sebastian. Heh." Undertaker giggled. I glared at him. He knew, didn't he? Jane gave a whistle. You knew too, didn't you?! I heard Jane laughing. Oh, come on! Sebastian was chuckling. I was pouting. Undertaker pecked my lip. "Come on, (y/n)." He said, helping me up. I couldn't help but smile. "Alright." I got up and jumped on his back. He gave an oof! and I gave a giggle. Jane was laughing. Ciel rolled his eyes and Sebastian was smiling. Whatever else I was in the past is gone. This is my family now! I wish that was true, child. What? Nothing. Just enjoy the moment!