Tangled the Series: Go The Distance (Varian x Reader) Book 1

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(This is a scene that I was going to put in the story, but I didn't.

It happened between Chapter 6 and Chapter 7, so the reader and Varian still see each other as best friends.)

(Wanring: It was suppose to be a singing scene so Singing Ahead)

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You walked into Old Corona Village and the sun barely came up, indicating that it was still morning. The cool air felt nice and you glance around. The feeling of wanting to sing showed up and there was no use fighting it.

"Little town, it's a quiet village." Hardly anyone was up yet, though they will eventually all come out, "Every day, Like the one before. Little town, full of little people waking up to say..."

You jumps slightly when the villagers slam open their doors and windows. They all began to sing and greet each other, "Good Morning! Good Morning! Hello! Hello! Hello!"

An elderly man with his mule roll toward you with a cart full of goods, "There goes the farmer with his cart, like always. The selfsame food and wool to sell."

He was always up before anyone else so he could head to Corona, "Every morning just the same. Since the morning that I came to this poor provincial town."

The elderly farmer grins when he sees you. "Good Morning, (____)!"

You were lucky he took a liking to you when you helped him with moving goods with Quirin to his cart, "Good morning, Sir!"

"And where are you off to, today?" He asks kindly in a raspy voice.

You shrug and smile shyly, "Where I'm needed, I guess. You know, just helping where I can. Same old, same old."

He hums, "That's nice." He waves a fist and yells at the mule, "Faster, Bessy! Time is at the essence!"

You giggle and start walking again to see if anyone needed help.

More than half of the villagers follow your form in a look of uncertainty, "Look there she goes that girl is strange, no question. Dazed and distracted, can't you tell?"

A woman crosses her arm with a ill-manned huff, "Never part of any crowd."

"'Cause her head's wandering all around." The man who passed the woman sang.

The villagers hold their noses up high, "No denying she's a funny girl that (____)."

"Hello!" Another man greeted a mother.

She smiles, "Good day!"

"How is your family?" They talk to themselves happily.

A lady folding her laundry had smiled to her neighbor, "Hello!"

He tips his hat cheerfully, "Good day!"