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The request: A shot for Ivar or Hvitserk with the following prompt: "You could have killed me!" - "There is no Christmas without a Christmas Tree!" Author's Notes | I know the great majority of fictions are x Reader, but I saw such a sweet opportunity to make a sweet moment among these brothers that I just couldn't lose this chance! I hope you guys enjoy! Universe | Vikings Pairing | No pair, Ragnarssons interaction Info | Modern AU, prompts designed by for 2019's Holiday Event Words |1419 ⁑ Warnings: Little ANGST, Fluffy
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"When I tell you 'Don't come to the damn cabin, Hvitserk', then don't come to the damn cabin, Hvitserk!" Ubbe complained.
For what would be what? The tenth time?
But who could blame him? The four of them were locked in the hunting cabin because all the roads were closed after a huge snowstorm and it was all Hvitserk's fault: He wanted the damn hares for the dinner and, of course, he couldn't "be a normal man and buy them at the supermarket", using Ivar's words. No.
He wanted to hunt them and make an enormous family event from what Björn jumped out almost instantly.
"Come on! It was fun! We have a lot of hares and we..."
"We're fucking locked in the cabin, probably through the fucking whole winter, Hvitserk!" Sigurd complained.
"Blah... The three of you act like little girls. Come on! We're here, all together, we have our guns, lots of hares, fire, a cozy cabin... Hey... We need a tree!"
"Excuse me?" Ivar said, looking at Hvitserk, completely shocked.
How the hell could he be so calm about spending the Christmas Night locked in a cabin with bored Sigurd in the middle of nowhere in the snow?
"Exactly! We need a tree. A tree for us to decorate. There is no Christmas without a Christmas Tree!" Hvitserk said, bouncing on his heels, really excited about the idea of going into the snow once again to cut a tree.
