𝘀𝘄𝗲𝗲𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗮𝗿𝘁, 𝘀𝗮𝗻𝗷𝗶

𝘁𝗼𝘂𝗴𝗵𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗷𝗼𝗯

"Zoro's the strongest fighter that I know. No way he's gonna let some warlord guy beat him." Luffy ignores the bad negativity that Usopp said.

"No offense, Dream." Luffy looked at the girl and she nodded to the boy knowing where he was coming from.

"Well, you've gotta eat. Come on. If you don't want the fish. I got two-inch T-bones in the kitchen. Or, uh—maybe you're in the mood for saffron risotto." Sanji offered Luffy and he looked and smiled.

"I normally would get both, but I really gotta get the Waddy Itchy Monkey ready for him." Luffy said to Sanji declining the offers of food her said.

"The what?" Sanji said in a confused tone. Dream laughs at the expression he made.

"Zoro's sword. It's got a name." Dream explains to the chef and Luffy points at the sword.

"Oh. Why?" Sanji brought up his adorable smile. Dream couldn't help it and gave her butterflies in her stomach.

"I don't know." Luffy shrugged. "He said it was kind of special." He tells Sanji then something has clicked in his mind.

"Hey, Sanji, can you cook Zoro's favorite food?" Luffy questioned Sanji and he looked up.

"Sure. What does he like?" Sanji asks Luffy causing him to think. He didn't know what kind of food Zoro liked but it was obvious.

"He likes rice bowls soaked in beer." Dream tells Sanji and the blonde boy looks at the girl and Luffy looks at her.

"How do you know that?" Usopp asked the fairy how she knew. He must have forgotten that Zoro and Dream used to be a thing.

"I would always make that food whenever he asked me to." Dream said remembering the first time she made it for her ex-lover.

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"My love! I made something special for you." Dream called out as she turned off the stove and grabbed the bowl carefully.

Zoro heard his girlfriend called out and he smelled the delicious food in the air. He walked out of the room and set his swords on the couch where he could see them. He walked over to the dinner table and sat down in his seat.

Dream walks out of the kitchen and goes over to the dinner table. Zoro saw that his girlfriend was walking out with a rice bowl and he knew it was a rice bowl because it was his favorite dish. Once she set down the bowl in front of him, he saw something different about this rice bowl.

"This looks different." Zoro commented to Dream still looking at the rice bowl.

"Because it is. Just try it and tell me what it tastes like." Dream told her boyfriend. "And it's not poison." Before Zoro could even say.

Zoro chuckled and grabbed the spoon that was sitting beside the bowl. He takes a scoop of the rice and eats the scoop of rice and once he has that in his mouth. The salty and the vegetables tasted were still there. But it also tasted like beer. He looks into the bowl to see it was rice soaked in beer.

Dream saw that he rolled his eyes knowing he loved this dish she had made for her boyfriend. Zoro looks up and down at the food.