You and the skeleton sat, and ate, and talked the entire time. I dunno, come over to my place for dinner tonight? I’d love to get to know you better.” You suggested.ĭinner went great. His lazy attitude, his lankiness, his raspy voice- all of it. Looking at him, you realized that you thought his entire being was attractive.
It was deep and husky- something that you kind of found attractive. “I swear I gained 5 pounds that day.” Papyrus chuckled. A monster who had two heads and the largest mouths you’d ever seen had challenged you to an eating contest, and the loser had to buy whatever the winner wanted for a month. “Did you really beat that one guy in an eating contest?” You laughed. “I’d be lying if I said I hadn’t heard a thing or two about you, either.” Papyrus paused. “I’ve heard tons of people here talk about you, I’m glad to finally meet you.” Papyrus smiled. “A good way, don’t worry,” you reassured him. Do you mean it in a good way or a bad way?” He asked jokingly. “No way! You’re Papyrus?!” You asked in disbelief. Papyrus the skeleton.” You gasped and looked him in the eye sockets. “Nah, I come here every day,” the skeleton replied. Are you new around here? I can’t say I’ve seen you before.” The man- no, the skeleton, looked down at you.
You paid little attention to this and sat down. There was someone new: a tall, lanky figure in an orange sweatshirt and cargo shorts next to your seat. One day, you walked into Muffet’s as per usual. It was always “Remember that joke Papyrus told?” Or “Papyrus would’ve liked that” or “What do you think Papyrus would say to this?”.
You had always loved Muffet’s, and went there every day, so you were confused as to why you never saw this ‘Papyrus’ whom everyone talked about.
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