lovely neighbour | tommyinnit

fortyfour.

I quickly put down the glasses I had in my hands into the sink before rushing upstairs. I burst into the door and looked around just to see the both of them just sitting on their chairs streaming.

"I thought there was an emergency? Why do you need me here?" I asked a little out of breath from running up the stairs.

"We told the stream that it was your birthday today and they wanted to see you!" Tubbo replied. I went up to Tommy's camera and waved.

"Anything else?" I asked.

"Stay until the stream ends, chat loves you," Tommy responded.

"Translation, Tommy will get more viewers if there's a woman on his stream," Tubbo joked.

I smiled and chortled before going over to sit on Tommy's lap and watched his chat spam him. He rested his chin on my head as he continued playing his game.

"Y/N sing that's what I like," I said reading out someone's message in the chat.

"Oh my no," The two boys said in unison. I smiled mischievously and grabbed Tommy's phone on the table to play the video and sing along to it.

"Jump in the Cadillac, girl let's put some miles on it," I sang as I did the actions Tommy did in his video.

I turned around and looked up to see Tommy cringing at me, I laughed and grabbed his cheeks pulling his gaze down to face me instead of the screen.

"Anything you want, just to put a smile on you," I said as I did a weird wink to him.

"Clip that," Tubbo suddenly said to the chat. We both looked right at him and stopped.

"Clip what?" I questioned. My I wasn't facing the camera so the stream couldn't see what I did, so why should they clip it? I looked back to the chat and saw a hoard of shipping and 'aw' comments.

Oh.

The stream finally started to come to an end since the boys had nothing else to stall for it. We went back down to clean up the house before deciding to walk out to the ice cream parlour for a late night snack.

"Are you sure it's still open?" I asked as we walked towards the parlour. It was pretty late at night and the only things making sounds were the leaves on the trees rustling and the wind blowing against our ears.

"Don't worry about that," Tubbo said nervously as he looked towards Tommy for reassurance.

He seemed pretty anxious about something but I didn't want to question it since I knew he wouldn't tell me. At least not right now.

As we reached the entrance of the ice cream parlour, Tubbo held out his hand to stop me and Tommy from continuing to go in. I could see the girl through the glass windows listening to music on her headphones and moving her head side to side as she was closing up the shop.

"I'll bring the ice cream to you guys later, can you guys wait somewhere around here?" Tubbo said.

"I think we should leave, she's closing up the shop. We can go somewhere else," I replied. The atmosphere felt very tense, but I didn't know why. I reluctantly agreed and guided Tommy towards a whole street full of night shops close by.