Nick Judy Kid Times

Just Wrestling (short story)

The city of Zootopia was at ease. Not a noise disturbed the silence of the warm summer night. It seemed as though all the animals in Zootopia were asleep in their beds; all except for a particular bunny-fox couple. Their pheromones danced around their heads as their kiss became more excited under the sheets. Nick slides the bunny's gown over her head as she begins unbuttoning his shirt. It had been quite a while since they had made love, and they both missed it.

Judy softly moans as her runs his paws up and down her figures, their figures growing ever warmer from their arousal. Nick slides his pants off and crawls towards his wife. They look deeply into each other's eyes. Judy then closed her eyes, granting him further access. But just as Nick was about to begin...

"Mommy."

They froze. Pure manifestations of shock and fear filled the two to the brim, shattering their once desired embrace. Nick hauls himself off of his wife and the two hoist the covers up to hide their nudity. What was the cause of petrifying fear? An intruder? A savage criminal? A monster? Nope. It was their three-year old son Alex standing at the door rubbing his eyes. The two look at their bunny child, then glance at each other, then back to him again.

"What is it sweetie?" Judy calmly asks, even though her heart pounded a million times a second.

"Can I have some water?" the kit asked.

Nick sighed before grabbing his robe from the post of the bed and scooted himself off of the mattress, as did Judy. They both grabbed hold their son's paws, walking him to the kitchen. Alex looks up at his mother, then his father with curious eyes.

"Mommy, Daddy...what were you doing?"

Nick and Judy glance up at each other. A blush grew upon the bunny's face as her ears drooped; oh boy. How could she explain this to her son? Before she could open her mouth, Nick spoke up.

"We were just wrestling, Alex."

Alex looks up at his father briefly, before his mind went elsewhere as he walked. Judy looked at her husband, who gave a shrug of his shoulder, followed by a sly wink.