Spartans never die (Zootopia Judy & Nick x Male Nobel 6 reader)

Day With A Bunny

A/N: Apologies for the mess up earlier; my Wattpad glitched out hard and cause the chapter to be uploaded before it was ready

You watched the city go by, looking down at the animals below from your penthouse; your glass clanged with the ice cubs that were in your whisky glass. It had been a day since you stopped the drugged-up animal; there were 5 fatalities from the crash; it was hard to tell a young mother that her just-turned-18-year-old son that he wouldn't be coming home due to a car crash he was in.

Valkryie: Y/N, you aren't okay, are you?

Y/N: No, I'm not Valks. I mean, I thought I saw it all during the war's death, destruction, and loss, but I guess seeing a dire wolf mother cry into my arms because of her dead son brought it all back for me. I became so desensitized to everything I guess I forgot how to care or feel what other people felt.

The sound of the elevator doors opening could be heard; turning around, you were shocked to see Judy walk out and towards you

Judy: Hey, big guy, how are you feeling?

Shek asked in a soft voice as she jumped onto the table, and you sat down at the table so she could keep eye contact; she ran a paw through your hair as you kept sipping your glass of whisky

Y/N: I've seen war, Judy. I've seen things that would make you sick or scare you to your core, and yet I still kept going, but seeing that dire wolf mother break down in my arms? It broke me a little bit and pulled me back into reality. I mean, it's not like I'm a innocent; I've taken lives, but over time I got worse. I got smarter; I manipulated people into taking their own.

You gave out a long deep sigh rubbing your face as Judy rubbed your cheek and hugged you as best as she could

Judy: I know you feel like you are a monster that has left his emotions and humanity behind, but look at you, Y/N; you never lost your humanity. It's always been there; burying it away is not the same as losing it; you're a good person; never forget that, okay, Y/N?

Y/N: Heh, thanks, Judy. I needed that you know you are too sweet for your own good sometimes?

Judy chuckled upon hearing this and kissed your cheek as you went for another sip of your whisky. Judy put it back down.

Judy: I think you've had enough, Y/N. How about you get some rest? It's been a long day

Y/N: Yeah, I guess your right, Judy

You stood up and began to walk to your bedroom as Judy smiled, watching you go to your bedroom, and soon fell asleep as the small rabbit when for the elevator but instead went to sleep on your sofa, waking up the next morning the smell of bacon hit your nose getting up you bolted out of your bed and into the kitchen without a shirt on only to see Judy cooking bacon.

Y/N: Judy? What are you doing here I thought you went home last night

She giggled and gave a warm smile to; you she carried on cooking before cracking some eggs into the frying pan

Judy: Well, I was planning on going home, but I thought about how late it was, and the trains would stop soon, and I felt I would crash on your sofa. I hope you don't mind

Y/N: No, it's fine, Judy; just surprised, and you're cooking me breakfast? I thought a herbivore like you would hate to cook bacon. I mean, it's meat

Judy: You would think so, but I'm not really fused about it. I mean, every now and then, Nick eats meat. I know you carnivores can't help it

Y/N: Omnivore

Judy: Huh?

Y/N: Humans are considered Omnivore We are kinda in the middle of herbivores and carnivores