It's been two years since the human council declared that you'd live with Asgore's family. Amòr, Emily, and Undyne needed time to accept you and your soul, but it eventually happened. You were sitting on the couch, sinking into your depression fueled by Zetty's impression on the city.
"Hey (Y/N), have you seen my trench-? (Y/N)?" You looked at Emily with small tears in your eyes. You quickly wiped your etes before sniffling. "Y-You trench coat i-is by the door." You answered before Emily sat down next to you.
"(Y/N), are you ok?" Emily asked as she placed one of her hands on your cheek. You were starting to blush lightly before you looked away and slowly shook your head. Emily frowned slightly before she hugged you close. You were blushing as Emily laid into the arm of the couch.
"D-D-Don't you have to-?" You started before Emily shook her skull. "I was going to lab work, but you need attention." Emily stated as her tail wagged close to your sides. As soon as her tail brushed against your side, you snorted before starting to giggle.
Emily perked as her ears pointed up. She smirked before poking your sides. "Ohohoho nohohohoo! Wait wait wait!" You giggled as Emily made you lay on her back while she towered over you. "Wait for what? I said you need attention." Emily cooed as you gently tried to push her away.
Emily was snickering before you grabbed her ear to pull it playfully. When you pulled on it, you accidentally pulled to much. You had brought Emily closer where you both were kissing. You both blushed before pulling away and sitting up. "I-I-I am s-s-so sorry! I-!"
Emily made you silent by leaning over and gently kissing you. Her tail swayed as her ears perked back. She pulled away before she smiled. "Don't be sorry. I love you anyway." Emily stated before you hugged her and hid your face in her sweater. She chuckled before nuzzling your hair.
Reader: Wait, this wasn't a request.
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