course, and you were glad that he took that in stride before flying away—with the baby tooth eagerly following after him—but you still couldn't help but be worried. Some gut feeling was practically urging you to follow after him, your mind telling you that he was no doubt going to do something stupid.

          "Hey, lighten up a little," Tooth smiles, patting your shoulder, "Jack's a good person, he just doesn't like showing it."

"Yeah, I know that. . ." You sigh, a hand draping over her own as you looked to where he flew off, "It's just. . .I don't know I just have a weird feeling."

          "About Jack?"

          "About the situation, Toothiana, get your head out of the gutter!" She only laughs as she flies away before you could smack her, a teasing look on her face now evident now that Frost wasn't there, "Hey, I didn't even mention what kind of way!"

          "Knowing you, I know exactly what it means!!"

          North laughs as he watches the two of you chase each other around, careful not to land on any of the eggs while simultaneously trying to. . .not so much as hurt the other but more so cause an inconvenience. "I'm surprised you trusted Jack enough to do that," North admits with a hum, a heavy arm resting around the rabbit's shoulder, "I'm proud of you."

          "Yeah. . ." Bunny mumbles, staring blankly at the slight frost that was on the grassy—or was it mossy?—floor where Jack had once stood, slowly melting now that he wasn't there. "Thanks. Just hoping he won't make me regret it."