Can we see a fanfic of sonic shadow sandy and Amy playing a game of twister
Sure thing! As a side note, I've never played Twister lol.
"Right hand, green," Shadow called, tilting his head as Sandy reached for the spot with supposed ease.
She touched the green circle near the edge of the playmat, sighing as she did so. Her left leg felt like it was about to give out, but she was still in the game.
Amy glanced over at Shadow, somehow halfway bent above Sonic. Granted, it was Sandy's idea to play but judging by the blushes the pink and blue hedgehogs wore, Shadow guessed this was just another plan to set them up.
"C'mon, hon, call the next color," Sandy said.
Shadow spun the arrow, glancing up in time to mark where the yellow circle was. "Left leg, yellow," he said, hearing his wife huff out a "Thank goodness,"
The three of them moved, Amy grunting with effort as she touched the yellow circle with barely enough room for Sonic to move.
Sandy did a brief handstand at that moment, confidence oozing from her as she gave her leg a short stretch. Shadow snorted. Show-off.
Sonic hummed, trying to figure out how he was going to get to yellow with the amount of space afforded to him. Maybe he wouldn't, but he wasn't a quitter. He slid his leg out, squinting a bit as he did so.
His arms began to shake with one on blue and the other on red. He touched yellow, a grin on his face as Amy breathed.
Sandy watched them, clearing her throat as she glanced over to make sure Shadow wasn't watching. Currently, it seemed like he was looking something up on his phone. Probably to read the rules or to check on the kids.
Sandy made eye contact with Amy, a weak smile on the pink hedgehog's face. The squirrel looked away to where Sonic's leg was, quickly sweeping her leg under his before placing her foot back on yellow.
Sonic yelped as his balance wavered, falling to the floor as his arms finally gave out.
"I was tripped," he yelled, meeting Shadow's glare.
"By what? Air?" Shadow shot back, glancing at his phone.
Sonic clicked his tongue. He. . .wasn't actually sure. He could've sworn he felt someone else's leg sweep him.
He moved off the mat, joining Shadow on the couch with a shrug. "Dunno," he replied. "Maybe it was the wind,"
Shadow rolled his eyes, spinning the arrow without a word toward Sonic. "Left hand, red," he said.
Sandy contorted, placing her left hand on red and waiting for Amy to do the same.
"You know," Amy started, moving. "I think Sonic was tripped," she said, winking at him.
"Oh no, what a shame," Sandy replied, her voice flat. "He's out, so it's too late now,"
Sonic tried to peek at Shadow's phone, Shadow frowning at him as he moved his hands away. "What?" Shadow demanded.
"Tell the kids we said hi," he said.
Shadow sighed, typing a quick message and hitting send. "They should be in bed by now," Shadow replied, turning his attention back to the two women.
"It's only eight," Sonic said, right as the doorbell rang. "I'll get it,"
Sonic went to the door, feeling his phone buzz in his pocket as he opened the door to find a pizza delivery waiting for him. Sweet.
He signed for it, shutting the door just in time for Sandy to fall.
Amy laughed, moving to stand as the game ended. "I won," she cheered.
"Best two outta three," Sandy suggested.
"No," Shadow and Sonic said at the same time, sharing a look.
"Boo," Sandy replied, taking the boxes of pizza from Sonic. She was smiling nonetheless, pressing a quick kiss to Shadow's cheek.
"Ugh," Sonic groaned. "Couples," he continued, moving into the kitchen and taking a seat.
"Oh please," Sandy said. "Amy, could you grab plates fer me?"
"Sure," Amy answered, reaching up to grab a stack of plates. Game night was always fun when Shadow and Sandy were hosting. She came back to the table, sitting beside Sonic.
"So," Shadow started. "They aren't in bed yet," he said as his phone buzzed rapidly on the table.
Sandy hummed in reply. "Ma n Pa must be watchin' a movie with 'em," she said.
Amy looked at the pair and then at Shadow's still buzzing phone. It stopped buzzing, clearly all of the Robotnik children having replied.
"Which movie?" Sonic asked, stuffing his face with pizza.
"Either Monsters Inc. or Frozen 2," Sandy replied. "It's a toss-up,"
As they began their debate on which movie was better, Amy was staunchly on Sandy's side.
"Frozen 2 actually has a plot," Amy said.
"So does Monsters Inc.," Shadow argued. "Who doesn't like learning about the evils of capitalism in a kids' film?"
"Me," Amy replied. "Isn't a story about sisterhood and growth just better?"
"It's just an obvious sequel set-up," Sonic interjected. "The first movie was just music videos spliced together,"
"We ain't talkin' 'bout the first movie, genius," Sandy shot back. "They're both good films, but at least Frozen 2 means somethin',"
"Okay, that's just false," Shadow said.
"The kids are too young to know about capitalism,"
"They're too young to know about colonization by that logic,"
"We could just watch the movies ourselves," Amy said. She looked at Shadow and Sandy. "They'll be in bed by the time we finish," she added.
Shadow and Sandy shared a look, unreadable by the two others in the room.
"Sounds good," Sandy answered.
