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It had been three weeks since that night. Jack and Pitch were happier than ever. They spent every second they could together. Spring had come and melted the ice of Jacks pond. Of course Jack did try to keep if from melting but he couldn't be coming back every five minutes to freeze it again. So Jack and Pitch made the best of the warm weather, swimming in the pond by day, riding Pitch's nightmare for no real reason at night. It was great for a while. Pitch was slowly growing worried. He was noticing a change in Frost, a change he couldn't help wondering if Jack had noticed as well. He finally decided to pull Frost aside and talk to him.
"Are you ok, Jack?" Pitch asked trying not to let the real worry he felt show.
"I'm fine. Why wouldn't I be?" 'He doesn't know... you've kept it hidden so well.' Jack thought to himself.
"You just seem different... not quite yourself." Pitch said reaching a hand out to grasp his beloved's.
"I think its all in your head Pitch." Jack laughed.
"That's what I thought at first." Pitch replied. "But if that's what it was then why do I still feel like something's off? Like theres something you aren't telling me?"
"You think I'm Hiding something from you?" Jack asked angrily. "What, you don't trust that I'd tell you if there's something wrong?"
"That's not what I said Jack-"
"It's close enough." Jack spat at him before flying off into the trees. Pitch was Frantic at this point. He knew something was wrong , Jack never would have gotten angry over something so small before.
Jack landed far away from anyplace Pitch would try to look for him. He leaned against a tree as a familiar feeling bubbled in his stomach. Jack fought against it as hard as he could but he failed, like he always did. He fell onto his hands and knees as he threw up. Pitch was right he was keeping something from him. But he didn't want to worry his raven angel. But Jack was scared. He didn't know what was going on and didn't want to worry Pitch anymore than he already was. Jack kept thinking on it and realized that he would have to tell Pitch eventually. He got up and started walking back to the pond. He'd made up his mind, today he'd tell Pitch. At least then he wouldn't feel guilty for hiding it.
Jack lay on the grass near the lake waiting for Pitch to find him. He didn't;t have it in him to search Pitch out. As it turned out it wasn't Pitch who found him first. Jack heard a noise behind him. Steeling himself to tell Pitch he turned around. His eyes widened when he saw who it was.
"Hey, Frostbite." Bunny said.
"Bunny? What are you doing here?" Jack knew it was unusual for the furry guardian to visit him.
"North told me what happened a while ago. He asked be to make sure you were ok."
"Well, that's nice and all, but you don't need to worry. I'm completely f-" Jack cut off. 'No.. NO! Not now...' Jack tried to fight it again but couldn't. He got up and ran a few steps before he collapsed as he threw up again. Bunny was speechless. Immortal spirits never got sick. Ever. Something was very wrong. Bunny ran to him placing a paw on his shoulder.
"Jack. We are going to see North. Now!"
"I-I'm fine Bunny. I don't need-"
"NOW!" Bunny shouted opening a tunnel beneath the two of them. Pitch sat in the shadows fighting back tears. Why didn't Jack say anything? Why wouldn't Jack tell him that he was sick. Pitch was more worried than ever. Summoning his nightmare he sped to the Pole. He managed to get there just as Bunny and Jack headed in. Bunny led the way to North's office. Stopping just outside Bunny sat Jack down.
"You. Wait here. You!" he shouted pointing at a random Yeti. "Keep an eye on him. Don't let him leave." Bunny headed in to tell North what was going on. Jack sat his head between his legs, hand on either side. What was going on? Jack wondered. He never felt as scared as he did right now. Shaking, he thought about Pitch and how much he wanted him here right now. He gasped as he realized. Pitch didn't know where he was! He could be wandering around looking for him. Jack didn't know Pitch was watching from the shadows, his own heart racing in fear of whatever was going on. North suddenly burst out of the office.
"Jack. What is going on?"
"It's nothing. I just got sick..."
"No. Immortal spirits literally cannot get sick. So what is going on!?" North shouted.
"I-I don't know." Jack said looking down. Tears started to stream down his face. Pitch wanted to run out and hold him tight. To tell him it would be ok.
"Well, let's see if we can find out." North placed a gentle hand on Jacks shoulder and steered him to the infirmary. Jack hopped onto a bed and laid down. He was, so far, doing a good job of hiding how scared he really was. He lay there silently, letting them take whatever they needed for whatever tests they were going to run. after half an hour they had what they needed.
"We will go run tests." North said. "Phil. Stay and keep watch over Jack." North and Bunny left, hoping they can come back with answers.
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"No... th-that's impossible..." Bunny said staring at the results. "North. That's impossible isn't it?"
"Apparently not."

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It had been three weeks since that night. Jack and Pitch were happier than ever. They spent every second they could together. Spring had come and melted the ice of Jacks pond. Of course Jack did try to keep if from melting but he couldn't be coming back every five minutes to freeze it again. So Jack and Pitch made the best of the warm weather, swimming in the pond by day, riding Pitch's nightmare for no real reason at night. It was great for a while. Pitch was slowly growing worried. He was noticing a change in Frost, a change he couldn't help wondering if Jack had noticed as well. He finally decided to pull Frost aside and talk to him.
"Are you ok, Jack?" Pitch asked trying not to let the real worry he felt show.
"I'm fine. Why wouldn't I be?" 'He doesn't know... you've kept it hidden so well.' Jack thought to himself.
"You just seem different... not quite yourself." Pitch said reaching a hand out to grasp his beloved's.
"I think its all in your head Pitch." Jack laughed.
"That's what I thought at first." Pitch replied. "But if that's what it was then why do I still feel like something's off? Like theres something you aren't telling me?"
"You think I'm Hiding something from you?" Jack asked angrily. "What, you don't trust that I'd tell you if there's something wrong?"
"That's not what I said Jack-"
"It's close enough." Jack spat at him before flying off into the trees. Pitch was Frantic at this point. He knew something was wrong , Jack never would have gotten angry over something so small before.
Jack landed far away from anyplace Pitch would try to look for him. He leaned against a tree as a familiar feeling bubbled in his stomach. Jack fought against it as hard as he could but he failed, like he always did. He fell onto his hands and knees as he threw up. Pitch was right he was keeping something from him. But he didn't want to worry his raven angel. But Jack was scared. He didn't know what was going on and didn't want to worry Pitch anymore than he already was. Jack kept thinking on it and realized that he would have to tell Pitch eventually. He got up and started walking back to the pond. He'd made up his mind, today he'd tell Pitch. At least then he wouldn't feel guilty for hiding it.
Jack lay on the grass near the lake waiting for Pitch to find him. He didn't;t have it in him to search Pitch out. As it turned out it wasn't Pitch who found him first. Jack heard a noise behind him. Steeling himself to tell Pitch he turned around. His eyes widened when he saw who it was.
"Hey, Frostbite." Bunny said.
"Bunny? What are you doing here?" Jack knew it was unusual for the furry guardian to visit him.
"North told me what happened a while ago. He asked be to make sure you were ok."
"Well, that's nice and all, but you don't need to worry. I'm completely f-" Jack cut off. 'No.. NO! Not now...' Jack tried to fight it again but couldn't. He got up and ran a few steps before he collapsed as he threw up again. Bunny was speechless. Immortal spirits never got sick. Ever. Something was very wrong. Bunny ran to him placing a paw on his shoulder.
"Jack. We are going to see North. Now!"
"I-I'm fine Bunny. I don't need-"
"NOW!" Bunny shouted opening a tunnel beneath the two of them. Pitch sat in the shadows fighting back tears. Why didn't Jack say anything? Why wouldn't Jack tell him that he was sick. Pitch was more worried than ever. Summoning his nightmare he sped to the Pole. He managed to get there just as Bunny and Jack headed in. Bunny led the way to North's office. Stopping just outside Bunny sat Jack down.
"You. Wait here. You!" he shouted pointing at a random Yeti. "Keep an eye on him. Don't let him leave." Bunny headed in to tell North what was going on. Jack sat his head between his legs, hand on either side. What was going on? Jack wondered. He never felt as scared as he did right now. Shaking, he thought about Pitch and how much he wanted him here right now. He gasped as he realized. Pitch didn't know where he was! He could be wandering around looking for him. Jack didn't know Pitch was watching from the shadows, his own heart racing in fear of whatever was going on. North suddenly burst out of the office.
"Jack. What is going on?"
"It's nothing. I just got sick..."
"No. Immortal spirits literally cannot get sick. So what is going on!?" North shouted.
"I-I don't know." Jack said looking down. Tears started to stream down his face. Pitch wanted to run out and hold him tight. To tell him it would be ok.
"Well, let's see if we can find out." North placed a gentle hand on Jacks shoulder and steered him to the infirmary. Jack hopped onto a bed and laid down. He was, so far, doing a good job of hiding how scared he really was. He lay there silently, letting them take whatever they needed for whatever tests they were going to run. after half an hour they had what they needed.
"We will go run tests." North said. "Phil. Stay and keep watch over Jack." North and Bunny left, hoping they can come back with answers.
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"No... th-that's impossible..." Bunny said staring at the results. "North. That's impossible isn't it?"
"Apparently not."