Dream Team Oneshots

Park (DreamNap)

A thudding sound cut off Sapnap from singing the next lyrics of the music he was playing softly into the night, quiet so that his parents wouldn't be able to hear. He reached over to grab his phone, pressing pause on the song and listening for the sound to come again. Only a moment later the loud thump sounded once more, and Sapnap jumped as his gaze snapped over to his bedroom window. He watched it for a few seconds, waiting for it to come again. This time he saw the source of the thudding; a small rock was thrown against the glass, making a loud thunk before it fell back to the first floor below him. Sapnap let a relieved laugh leave his lips, quickly rising from his seated position on his bed to wander over to the window. His fingers found the bottom of the window, pushing up and feeling the cold air waft in through his now-open window.

"Sapnap!" His best friend called out to him from the ground outside. "You're not sleeping are you?"

"Even if I was, I wouldn't be now with all the noise you were making." Sapnap called back down, voice softer than Dream's was. His parents were right across the hall from his bedroom and he didn't want to wake them.

"Good. Now get down here," Dream grinned, waving him down. Sapnap was going to ask why but Dream was already jogging over to the front of his house, presumably to wait for him by the front door.

Sapnap sighed, sliding on some shoes and grabbing a hoodie from out of his closet. He pulled the hoodie over his head, checking himself in the mirror that hung on the back of his bedroom door. The hoodie had mussed his hair. Sapnap frowned as he ran his fingers through it, grabbing his white bandana and tying it back, trying to make himself more presentable before he went down to meet Dream. Deciding it was good enough he slowly peeled open his bedroom door, being as quiet as possible as he closed it behind him before making his way down the stairs. The second his feet hit the floor of his living room Sapnap knew he didn't have to worry about being noisy anymore, throwing open the front door and slipping outside to meet his best friend.

"Hey," Sapnap greeted, tightening his bandana again. "So, wanna explain why you're here?"

"I'm bored." Dream shrugged, turning and walking down the sidewalk. Sapnap stood still for a moment, dumbfounded, before jogging over to catch up with his friend.

"Bored?" Sapnap hissed. "Just bored? Dude, I could get in trouble for being out right now."

"You don't have to come." Dream said, stopping in his walk to look over at Sapnap. Sapnap stared back, eyes narrowed and arms crossed. Dream continued to look unbothered, offering up an innocent-looking smile.

Fuck him and his stupid, cute smile, Sapnap thought, uncrossing his arms and huffing.

"Where are we going?" He asked, any feelings of annoyance already gone as Dream started up walking again. He fell into place right beside of him, their pace unhurried.

"I dunno," Dream shrugged, turning them around a random corner. Sapnap followed obediently. "I'm just kinda, wandering. I'm open to suggestions."

Sapnap thought for a moment, considering their current direction. He knew the park was pretty close by to his house if you took another corner in the other direction soon, and he figured it would be pretty empty this time of night. "Park?"

"Sounds good to me," Dream paused in his step, letting Sapnap take a slight lead to direct where they headed next. Sapnap linked their arms with a grin, pulling him along instead. "You're such an idiot," Dream laughed, a grin painting his lips. He didn't pull his arm away. Their footsteps synced up as they walked together towards the park.

"So what brought you out here so late?" Sapnap asked, voice soft. The slight worry he felt for the boy beside of him wrapped it's way around his words, making it known that he knew something was up.