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"Nick," Judy snapped, "Are you telling me we've been dating this entire time?!"
Ever the dumb fox, Nick frowned back at her, confused at her bewilderment. "Are you telling me we haven't?"
Nick and Judy investigate a drug ring in the criminal underground of Zootopia, while also addressing some misunderstandings about the nature of their relationship.
Wildehopps fluff ahead, with a dash of adventure. Rated T for implied drug use.
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Bookmarked by Franco731
23 Feb 2026
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Nick Wilde moves in with Judy Hopps and immediately discovers a problem: they are doing everything married couples do, except for the part where they’ve never been on a date.
Somewhere between shared evenings on the couch, accidental “I love yous,” and learning how to ask for what they need without falling apart, Nick starts testing how much happiness he’s allowed to want—and how much steadiness Judy is already offering him without realizing it.
Everyone else already knows what this is. Nick is just trying to survive it.
A (maddening, mentally insane) story about domestic intimacy, boundary negotiations, paralyzing anxiety, and two idiots who haven’t noticed they’re already home.
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- Part 1 of A Perfectly Normal Relationship
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Bookmarked by Franco731
10 Feb 2026
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A new weapon had joined Judy's arsenal: a half-cracked carrot pen storing a recording that said "Love ya, partner."
She didn’t waste a second to use it to tease Nick. One could argue there was a certain pettiness behind the light-hearted ribbing, or that it wasn’t a bright idea to flaunt the recorder around him, given what happened when he had used it to pester her during the Honeymoon Lodge climb. But who could blame her? It wasn’t often she had a chance to leave Nick stuttering or even speechless, and the pen in her belt was her golden ticket.
What she could have never predicted was how her attempts to tease Nick would backfire on her, as she constantly found herself eager to listen to the recording just one more time.
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04 Jan 2026
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"This isn’t—it’s not a date," Judy argued. "Nick’s not flirting with me. Buying a drink doesn’t mean anything.”
“Maybe once means nonsense. Maybe even twice.” Nibbles tipped her drink back toward the bar, where Nick waited for her drink. “But no beaver ever brought me wood unless she intended to bring me home that night. And that fox spoils you daily.”
or, nick makes a habit of spoiling judy (it takes her a few tries to figure out why)
Bookmarked by Franco731
03 Jan 2026
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Why did Judy take a photo of Nick's apartment?
Let's see...Bookmarked by Franco731
03 Jan 2026