Some Sunny Day (Bill x Reader)

Chapter 24

You looked behind you and didn't see anyone. You took a deep breath and sighed. You wished you could still hang out with them but you didn't want them to hurt (c/n). You smiled as you looked at the small critter in your arms. It had fallen asleep during all of the commotion somehow. You decided to take a walk around the forest for a while just for the heck of it. You started walking but after a while, you heard a twig snap. You swung around to see what it was but nothing was there. You shook away the thought of being followed until a chill went up your spine. Something wasn't right, and you didn't quite know what it was. You stood in a clearing in the luscious forest looking around quickly. You were quiet and stood still, as if you knew deep down what to do. Instincts from millions of years ago, fight or flight. You stood there like a prarie dog, watching for any sign of life or any movement. Still.... there was nothing. You grew nervouse from looking around so much and not seeing anything. You started to walk and pay attention to your sorroundings even more. Your legs were super jumpy and ready to sprint away from any danger. You were algile and quick when you heard something and stopped when you thaught you lost whatever it was, if something was there. You grew weary after a while and decided to take a break. You quietly sat down and noticed that (c/n) was awake and looking at you curiously. You patted its head with reassurance that you were okay and nothing was wrong, until you heard something. You heard it before as well but thought it was just you. It was....... humming? No, someone or something was singing. Off in the distance you could hear a soft tune. You ventured towards the noise, hopeing it wasn't a trap. The music got louder the closer you got. You thought to yourself, "Whoever this is, they have an amazing voice!" When you were close enough you noticed it was a guy. He was about your age and had golden blond hair and a round face. His green eyes glistened in the sunbeams breaking through the treetops as he looked up and sang softly. He looked so happy, and yet, so lonely and sad. His small nose was a slight shade of pink and he was taller than you but only by a few inches. His hair was short, but long enough for it to hang down off his face on the left side slightly. He seemed as if he were out there for days, yet he looked, handsome? Cute? You weren't sure, but you wanted to be his friend. You listened to his tune for a while longer before working up the courage to step out from behind the tree and say hello.