Dragonball X Reader Short Oneshots

Gohan X Reader

It was a lazy Saturday afternoon, and Gohan and you had decided to spend the day at the local park. The sun cast a warm glow over the greenery, and the sounds of children playing echoed in the background.

As you strolled along the park's walking path, Gohan couldn't help but steal glances at you. The sunlight caught in your hair, making you look like a character from a storybook. Gohan had known you for years, and as his best friend, you held a special place in his heart—one that he wasn't entirely ready to confront.

"So, what did you want to do today?" Gohan asked, a soft smile playing on his lips.

You grinned, a mischievous glint in your eyes. "How about a friendly competition? Winner gets bragging rights for a week."

Gohan raised an eyebrow, intrigued. "What kind of competition?"

You pointed to a nearby ice cream stand. "Race you to the ice cream! The winner gets to pick the flavors for both of us."

Without waiting for a response, you took off, and Gohan couldn't help but laugh at your enthusiasm. The two of you sprinted through the park, the playful spirit of the competition creating an atmosphere of lightness and joy.

You reached the ice cream stand neck and neck, both breathless from the sprint. "Tiebreaker?" you suggested, grinning.

Gohan nodded, catching his breath. "Fine, but this time, no cheating."

As you prepared for round two, Gohan couldn't help but marvel at the effortless joy you brought into his life. There was something about your laughter and the way you approached every moment with enthusiasm that warmed his heart.

The tiebreaker race was just as intense, but this time, Gohan managed to inch ahead, reaching the ice cream stand first. You pouted playfully, conceding defeat.

"Alright, you win this time. What flavors do you want?" you asked, a playful glint in your eyes.

Gohan thought for a moment before deciding, "I'll go with chocolate and vanilla. Classic."

As you both enjoyed your ice creams on a park bench, the conversation flowed effortlessly. Silly jokes and shared laughter filled the air, creating a sweet and charming atmosphere. Gohan couldn't help but steal glances at you. He admired the way your eyes lit up when you talked about your passions, the genuine joy you found in simple moments, and the way you made everything feel brighter.

"So, any plans for the weekend?" Gohan asked, trying to sound casual but failing to hide the hint of excitement in his voice.

You grinned, a playful spark in your eyes. "Well, I was thinking of catching up on some reading and maybe trying out that new dessert place downtown. Care to join me?"

Gohan's heart skipped a beat at the invitation. "Sure, that sounds great!"

As the both of you sat there and talked, you spotted a group of fireflies flickering around. A mischievous grin spread across your face, and you gestured towards them.

"Let's catch some fireflies! It's been ages since we've done that."

Gohan chuckled, captivated by your infectious enthusiasm. "You really love these little creatures, don't you?"

You nodded, a genuine smile lighting up your face. "They're like nature's tiny lanterns. Plus, it's fun!"

Armed with a jar you had brought for this very purpose, the two of you set off on a gentle firefly-catching adventure. Laughter filled the air as you both tried to capture the elusive insects, the soft glow of their wings illuminating the jar.

Gohan couldn't help but notice the way your eyes sparkled with joy. He admired the genuine love and care you had for the simple pleasures of life, and it only deepened his feelings for you.

As you sat on a park bench, admiring the fireflies dancing in the jar, Gohan hesitated for a moment before speaking.

"You know, spending time like this with you is... really nice."

You looked at him, a softness in your gaze. "I feel the same, Gohan. It's moments like these that make life special."

As you gathered the blanket and packed up the remnants of your picnic, Gohan stole one last glance at you. There was an unspoken longing in his eyes, a desire to say more but a fear of jeopardizing the beautiful friendship you both cherished.

Little did he know, you felt the same way—aching to express the feelings that danced beneath the surface. As you walked side by side, under the canvas of the starlit sky, the universe held the untold story of two hearts silently yearning for something more.