Thread: Zootopia: Blue Snow (N7Biotic x east)

Naturally, Judy had concerns living with Nick given their species. Rumors and whispering of others she could deal with since all there ever be are rumors and whispers, but there was the issue that she was prey and he was a predator. She's seen his diet and understandably wasn't too keen on it. Things like bugs didn't bother her and she knew he had a taste for sweet things like berries, but it was things like fish that bothered her. The smell alone was able to make her gag and want to run, but Judy was convinced that something could be done. They were smart people, so she was sure they could come up with some sort of solution for that problem. Sacrifices may need to be made or boundaries would need to be push into place , but they would cross that bride when it came. Nick's question made her think long and hard about it, no longer concerned with her usual need to get to work early, but instead focused on trying to help her friend in a way that could help her too. Things such as mating urges didn't hit her until she allowed herself to think more about it. Her species didn't really have a certain season for mating. The heat of spring and summer made it more common for females to go into heat, but it wasn't much more of an increase then usual. Judy wouldn't say anything about it now due to her embarrassment, but she found herself in heat multiple times a month. Those days were the only reasons she would ever take off work in fear of causing a frenzy at work if she came in like that, especially since it would be nearly impossible for her to say no to anything willing to mate with her during these times. However, she had a special method that worked rather well at times that she was sure would help prolong any unwanted events to happen between them. While Judy was a bit worried about this, she was still determined to find a way to make this work. She was willing to do whatever it took to help keep her friend off the street, even if it wasn't in her own best interest. Judy had listened to Nick the entire time and took all his words into thought, but she found herself laughing at the dramatic way Nick started acting and decided to play along to lighten the mood. She tossed a paw up against her head in a similar fashion Nick had as she place another paw upon her chest. Oh, yes. How will I ever be able to resist your charms? I would be a disgrace! Disowned from my own family for falling for an evil creature such as a dreaded fox! My poor mother would cry endlessly over her daughter's sins and deviance. She paused dramatically before she finally started to laugh. While she was laughing, there was sadly some truth behind her dramatic acting. Her parents were deathly afraid of foxes despite meeting a few kind ones, they still remain fearful. If they found out she was ever dating a fox, she wasn't sure what they would do, but she knew it wouldn't be anything good. Seriously though... Judy spoke up once her laughter had slowly died out. Her paws reached out to touch his tenderly and sweetly as she smiled at him. I think we can make it work. Sure there will be some problems and things we have to adjust to, but...I think we've been through worse. Besides, if push comes to shove and it doesn't work out, we can suffer together in different boxes as neighbors. That last bit held a bit of humor within her that caused a slight chuckle to come out, but at the same time, she meant these words. She at least wanted to try to make things work with Nick. As close as they are, she was sure the task would be a challenge, but one they could manage to do. Judy took her paw off of his and took off her seat belt. No then, we better get going! We're gonna be late if we wait too much longer. With that, she opened the car door and hopped out onto the concrete parking lot of the ZPD and walked with the usual bounce in her step.