Transformers One Shots (Requests closed)

Ratchet Fixes Woofie

The characters in this are from my story Aliens in Jasper. Requested by a fellow writer on Quotev, Robot dad. Also sorry this one is super short.

Brandon runs into the main room with tears streaming down his face. Sabrina finds out why he is crying when she see Woofie in his hand. It has a big rip on its right leg. She picks him up and gives him a hug to calm him down. He is so upset that his favorite stuffed animal is ripped that Sabrina's humming his favorite song get him to stop crying.

"Sabrina, can you fix Woofie?" Brandon asks.

"I'm sorry, Buddy, I can't, I forgot to bring a sewing kit," Sabrina answers.

"Can Ratchet fix Woofie?" Brandon asks.

"I'm not going to use my medical skills to fix an Earth toy," Ratchet says.

"Come on Ratchet, it wouldn't hurt to try to help," Cliffjumper says.

"Plus, it would get him to stop crying," Sabrina adds.

"Fine, Fine," Ratchet says, waving his hand slightly annoyed.

Ratchet holds out his hand in front of him. He puts the stuffed animal on his palm. Ratchet goes to the medical bay. The medic sets the stuffed animal down on the counter. A few moments later, Sabrina and Cliffjumper walk in. Sabrina thought a piggy back ride would get Brandon to stop crying, but it didn't.

"Cliffjumper hand me that needle and those stitches! We're doing this now!! Can someone get him to stop crying!" Ratchet snaps.

"I'm sorry Ratchet, but fixing his favorite stuffed animal is the only way to get him to stop," Sabrina says.

Ratchet asks Cliffjumper to gently hold the sides of the rip together so he can sew it closed. When he sews the last stitch Ratchet sighs in relief when he doesn't hear Brandon crying anymore. The medic sets the needle down and hands the stuffed animal back to the preschooler.

"Thank you Ratchet," Brandon says.

"You're welcome, just don't let it happen again, alright?" Ratchet says.

Brandon nods and Sabrina walks out of the medical bay.

"Ratchet, I'm starting to think that you're having a change of spark about humans," Cliffjumper smirks.

"Don't be ridiculous CLiffjumper. I only did it so the child would stop crying. The sound was hurting my audio receptors," Ratchet says.