( starts at the computer room .)
Rachle: Morticia! Morticia! Oh, there you are. You want half of this grilled cheese?
Morticia: Whoa! Is that a grilled cheese deluxe from Cheezer's?
Rachel: Yes, it is.
Morticia: Then, yes.
(They eat the sandwiches)
Morticia: How did you manage this?
Rachle: I bought it. With money.
Morticia: Nice! Hey, you know what would go good with these sandwiches? Funny internet videos! Girl, check this out.
(Begins typing in name on the keyboard)
Rachle: No, wait! I know a really good one. (Types on the keyboard)
Morticia: No, girl! You're just gonna pull up that ostrich thing with the balls again.
Rachle: No, I'm not.
Morticia: You're typing it in! I see it!
Rachle: Girl, don't look! You're gonna ruin it!
Morticia: Fine. It better not be that ostrich thing with the balls. Ready yet?
Rachle: It's loading. Okay... Now!
(Morticia un-covers her eyes to see a video about an ostrich playing baseball while an old man watches it.)
Woman: (In video, off-screen) Don't get too close now, Pa!
(The ostrich hits a baseball off the tee, pecks the old man in the groin, and raises its wings. Rachle laughs.)
Morticia: Girl, it's that ostrich thing with the balls! Why do you gotta lie to me, Girl?
Rachle: 'Cause lying's my specialty.
(Benson comes in very angry.)
Benson: What are you doing with my sandwich?!
Morticia: What?
Rachle: Don't worry. I'll take care of this with my specialty. This isn't your sandwich. This is our sandwich.
Benson: This is your sandwich, huh? Then how come it says "Benson" on the bag?
Rachle: Huh? it's supposed to say "Rachle," but they misspelled my name wrong.
Benson: STOP LYING!!!
Morticia: Girl, I thought you said you bought this!
Benson: No, she didn't buy it! Now get off your lazy butts and go get me another Grilled Cheese Deluxe!!! (Slams the door shut)
Morticia: Argh! You ruined our day off!
Rachle: Ah, don't worry, dude. The line won't be that long.
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Male lord beerus reader X Female Regular Show
FanfictionMorticia and Rachel knew Y/N he always help keep them out of trouble and protect them but when reader was leaving he told them and made a promise to come back but when he left they never hade the courage to tell how they felt about him but when h...
