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Chapter Eighteen-Warmth

Even after the let down, Sans and I sat together for a while. It was not until after a few minutes that I realized Sans had fallen asleep. He must had been very tired because never in my life before had I ever met someone who could fall asleep as easily as him. That surprised me, I didn't think it was possible.

I quietly and carefully got up as he slept. The last thing I would ever want to do was wake him up. So, I went upstairs and into my room to find a blanket that he could use. There was a spare one on a chair that I think I only ever used once.

With the blanket, I went downstairs and back to Sans. He was still asleep, so I put the blanket over his body. When I was about to leave, he grabbed him forearm with his hand. He was still asleep, but he managed to do this. Once again, he surprised me. I couldn't help but wonder how many more surprises he had for me.

He would not let go of my arm. His grip was still strong, even as he slept. It was either that or I was weak. I doubted that I was that weak, though. If I was, I really needed to change that. This world would not put up with a weak person who had no protection.

Due to the fact that I could not get Sans to let go of me, I sat down next to him and got under the blanket. Luckily, it was big enough for two. As it warmed, I thought about my life and how it turned out this way. Whatever made my life turn out this way, I did not want to change. I liked to stay with Sans. The warmth of the blanket seemed to bring us closer together and that made me forget all my worries.

After a while, Sans let go of my arm, but I did not get up. I stayed with him because I liked it there. The only thing that could get me up now was if Sans got up or if there was something more important. Though, I don't think anything more important than Sans could happen. Even if it could, I doubted that it would just happen during the time Sans and I were together.

As we stayed close, I felt the strong feeling of sleepiness throughout my body. I wondered Sans had a contagious sleeping problem. If he did, I wasn't going to complain. A little more sleep in my life could not be that bad. In fact, I probably needed it. Even though I slept as much as I wanted, I never got much sleep and the sleep that I did get was not very good.

The more I stayed on the couch, the more tired I got. It continued that way until I finally fell asleep while listening to the snores that Sans emitted in a sleep of his own. The noise was relaxing to me, no matter how weird that would seem to someone else. That was the way it would stay.

My sleep was filled with dreams of a new, better world. Dreams of happiness and contentment. In my dream, I was happy. It was a nice dream that I wished would not end. Sadly, everything had to come to an end. So, the dream ended.

When I woke up, I was alone on the couch. I still was covered by the blanket, but Sans was gone. For some reason, I hoped to wake up to the softness of his jacket and the light shining off of his golden tooth. I did not like being without him on this couch. Did he leave already?

I walked around my house, hoping to find Sans somewhere. Everywhere I looked, though, he was not there. He had to have left. That made me sad. I didn't want to him leave me so soon. If only we could have a little more time together. Then again, he did have a brother who probably would be wondering where Sans was.

Papyrus didn't know about the fact that we were dating, and we didn't plan on telling him anytime soon. If Sans did something like this and Papyrus wanted answers, Sans would have to lie. I doubted that Sans was good at lying. One could only hope that he could find a way out of that subject.

So, without Sans, I went back to sitting on the couch. Back to my daily schedule of looking at shows on TV. At least, there was a new show about neighborhood criminals. On that show, there were many creepy people. One person was Mr. Smith. He liked to watch the girls of the neighborhood doing their daily schedules. I was glad to be nowhere around that man.