Mask x Aloha oneshots and stuff

Mistake 3/3

Three days

That's how long it's been since Mask last saw Aloha, and he was getting more worried.

It wasn't the thought that Aloha would bite someone, but of him freezing. Aloha didn't take a jacket nor a sweater with him when he left and it's been cold.

And Mask knew Aloha can't stand the cold.

That was one of the things he knew about vampire inklings is they can't survive long in the cold despite what others say. And that's also what he knew about Aloha, as Aloha loves to cuddle with him. Telling how warm Mask was and how much he loved him.

Grabbing a hoodie, Mask went out to find Aloha and fast.

Mask didn't know where Aloha could be. He checked his favorite places and still couldn't find him!

Now Mask was even more worried, the feeling of dread filling his heart. He quickly called Skull and Army if Aloha went to them, but got no as an answer. He even called Snorkel with the same answer.

Now the dread was filling him even more.

What if something bad happened to him?

That's when Mask remembered.

Their special place

The place no one knew but them, giving them privacy whenever they wanted.

Mask quickly turned the other way and quickly ran, ignoring the strange glances he got from others. He didn't care what others think right now as finding Aloha was his top priority.

Mask soon made it to their special place, huffing trying to catch his breath, Glancing up, he noticed a figure sitting on the bench ahead.

Aloha.

He finally found him.

Mask couldn't be more happy.

He wanted to embrace him and tell him he was sorry for what he said to him.

And that he loved him, even if he was a vampire inkling.

But, when he got closer to him, something felt wrong.

Aloha never looked up nor reacted when Mask came close to the bench. Not even answered when Mask called out his name.

That's when Mask noticed the look on his face.

As if he was sleeping.

Mask shook Aloha a bit, in hope to wake him up, only to feel his skin being ice cold. Aloha didn't stir at all.

Mask fell to his knees, ignoring the cold he felt.

No, it couldn't be real, right?

Panic filled him as he called out Aloha's name again, but still got no answer.

Aloha didn't even open his eyes.

His facial expression was still the same, as if he were sleeping.

Tears slowly filled Mask's eyes as he slowly cried out, wishing he could have stop and apologize to Aloha.

Maybe it was his fault