Thread: Zootopia: Blue Snow (N7Biotic x east)

Judy's ears perked up as she looked up from the game on her phone to see Nick drive up at the usual pick up time. She could stop his car anywhere. The flashy style and the loud roar of its engine were too obvious who was the driver behind it. The only person she's seen with a car that could rival Nick's was Flash, surprising enough. Judy would have settled for something a bit more simple and humble, but she knew that was how Nick was. When he had something nice, he wanted the world to know it. She couldn't blame him though at lot of people with his background would. She was just happy he became a bit more modest about it since joining the force. A lot of his bad habits have gotten better, but she doubted they would go away anytime soon. The only thing that really mattered was that he was working towards changing himself for the better and that alone was impressive to Judy. She hopped up off the apartment steps and put her phone away in her back pocket as she went to the passenger side of the car. With her usual smile, Judy greeted her fox friend as she hopped up into her seat. Hello, Officer Wilde, nice to see that you're on time today. She teased him playfully as she pulled her seat belt on. His response brought a chuckle out of her. You know it. She simply replied in her usual cheerful tone. Judy barely had enough time to say anything else when Nick dropped the bomb on her. Her ears flattened and her eyes widened in worry from the news. She's seen Nick's place and she knew it was only a matter of time before he had to leave, but she was a bit surprised it happened so quickly. She was sure he had at least another month left, but it seems she was wrong. Her thoughts started to wonder while she was slient. Judy could make do with her tiny apartment, but a animal of Nick's size would find it extremely uncomfortable. She thought about offering him to live with her, but if he would be uncomfortable in a regular room, it'll be worse if they ended up trying to share. Hell, she's seen from her neighbors what happens when two people try to live in that space together and it's never a pretty sight. The last thing she wanted was her friendship with Nick to end over elbow room. She almost lost him once from her ignorance and it would destory her if she lost him for good. You would hate it. She finally spoke, I barely have any room to move and I have to use my land lord's shower...it's not a fun place. She tried to chuckle, deciding since Nick was in a serious scenario it wouldn't hurt to lighten the mood a tad. Suddenly, a idea hit her after she went silent again. Her ears popped up and she looked towards Nick with a bit of excitement, We should move in together! We can't really afford our homes with seperate checks, but maybe if we get a place together we can find a decent place and we can split the rent. Judy thought this was the perfect solution. They were already best friends and if they got a decent apartment the chances of them fighting would drop tremendously compared to how it would be at her apartment. Besides, she could barely pay rent at a low end apartment, but if Nick liked the idea it would be possible to find a somewhat nice place to stay. They could save more money on gas since they carpool together and he wouldn't have to drive so far to get her. They could just get ready and leave for work without having to make any more stops. Judy didn't have too much, so moving her things would be a breeze and she wouldn't take up too much space either. She wasn't too sure about Nick, but she was sure he wouldn't be too difficult to live with. Even if he was, she rather deal with it then live with the idea of her closest friend living on the streets and unable to keep his job. If that happened, he might look to crime again just so he could eat and that thought alone scared her. In the end, it seemed like the best solution to the problem.