ink x error

ink & error part 4

As time went on, Ink began to worry that he wasn't giving Error enough space, and that he was being a bad boyfriend. Every time he tried to step back and give Error some personal space, Error would end up seeking Ink's attention. Ink found himself in a difficult situation, unsure of what to do.

"I'm sorry, Error. Am I being too clingy?" Ink asked, feeling guilty for smothering his partner.

Error shook his head, feeling sad that Ink was even asking such a question. "No, Ink. I love spending time with you, and I don't want you to feel like you need to step back. I just need to get better at communicating my needs," he said, his tone reassuring.

Ink breathed a sigh of relief, feeling grateful for Error's understanding. "Thanks, Error. I just don't want to be a bad boyfriend," he said, his tone worried.

Error smiled, pulling Ink into a hug. "You could never be a bad boyfriend, Ink. You're amazing, just the way you are," he said, his voice full of love.

Ink felt his heart swell with emotion, realizing how lucky he was to have someone like Error in his life. "I love you, Error," he said.

"I love you too, Ink," Error replied, smiling.

With their fears and worries out in the open, Ink and Error worked together to grow stronger as a couple. They learned how to communicate better, express their needs openly, and support each other through thick and thin. And though they still faced challenges and setbacks, they did so together, knowing that their love could overcome any obstacle.

The night before Ink's doctor appointment, he started to feel nervous. He didn't like going to the doctor and was worried that he might find out something was wrong. The next morning, when he woke up, he decided to skip his appointment and stay home.

When Error asked Ink if it was time for his appointment and if he wanted him to accompany him, Ink lied and said he had rescheduled it for next week. As the day went on, Ink spent his time in his room, avoiding Error and feeling guilty for lying.

Error noticed that something was off with Ink and could sense his unease. After some questioning, Ink eventually confessed to canceling his appointment and hiding from Error. Error was understanding, but he knew that it was important for Ink's health to keep the appointment.

"Let's go to that appointment together, Ink. I'll be there for you no matter what," Error said, placing a hand on Ink's shoulder.

Ink knew that he couldn't keep hiding from his fears, so he agreed to go with Error. It took some time, but eventually, they found Ink's doctor and the appointment went well. Ink had nothing to worry about, and Error's support made the experience much better.

After the appointment, Error and Ink went out for a treat to celebrate. Ink was grateful for Error's support, and the two of them talked about the importance of not letting fear get in the way of what's best for one's health. They both knew that they had each other's backs no matter what.

Ink had been feeling sad all day. It seemed like everyone was busy, and he didn't have anyone to talk to. As he watched Error prepare to head out to a party, he couldn't help but feel left out and lonely.

"Hey, Error, can't you skip the party this time?" Ink asked, feeling apprehensive.

Error turned to Ink, noticing the melancholy expression on his face. "Why, Ink? Is everything okay?" he asked, his tone concerned.

Ink shrugged, feeling silly for even bringing it up. "I just...I don't know. I feel sad, and I don't want to be alone," he said, his voice soft.

Error's expression softened, understanding what Ink was going through. "I'm sorry, Ink. I didn't realize you were feeling like this. Of course, I'll stay with you," he said.

Ink felt a wave of relief wash over him, feeling grateful for Error's kindness. "Thanks, Error. I really appreciate it," he said, his voice sincere.

As they spent the rest of the night together, Ink's sadness lifted, replaced by a sense of warmth and contentment. He couldn't help but think how lucky he was to have someone like Error in his life, who always knew how to make him feel better.

Ink and Error had decided to go out to the park to spend some time together. They played on the swings and slides, running and laughing until they were out of breath.

As they decided to take a break, Error stumbled and fell down. He had twisted his ankle and couldn't get up. Ink quickly rushed to Error's aid, making sure he was okay.

"Are you okay, Error? Do you need me to call for help?" Ink asked, his voice full of concern.

Error winced in pain but shook his head. "No, I think I'll be okay. It just hurts a bit," he said, trying to get up.

Ink helped Error sit up, and the two of them sat there for a bit, trying to figure out what to do next. They decided to take a break from playing and try to let Error rest a bit before going home.

As they were walking home, Error's ankle started to hurt even more, and he began to have trouble walking. Ink knew he had to do something to help, so he offered to give Error a piggyback ride.

Error was hesitant at first, but Ink convinced him it was a good idea. "Come on, Error. I'll give you a piggyback ride, and we can get home much faster," Ink said, his tone reassuring.

Error agreed, and soon Ink was carrying Error on his back, carefully trekking home. It was a lot of work, but Ink was determined to help Error, and they managed to get home safely.

Once they were home, Ink helped Error get comfortable, giving him some ice for his ankle and making him some tea. Error was grateful for Ink's help, feeling lucky to have such a caring partner.

As the days went by, Error's ankle healed, and the two of them continued to have fun together, knowing that they always had each other to rely on, no matter what.