Ok m, so, sorry no pic, but I went to Disney World last month and the greatest thing happened. I found a hot guy. NOT JUST ANY HOT GUY - a hot guy who works at Disney World. And he's funny. He was actually really cute when I first saw him near the gorilla inclosure, and there was a rabbit in the inclosure, eating the gorillas' food. So, naturally, my immediate thought was Well that's out of place. Better go ask the worker about it! and "the worker" happened to be a blue eyed, light blond haired boy, who looked about 17. He was pretty pale, and he had a rather high and very energetic voice, matching his expressive movements and expressions. After he was finished speaking with some other guests, here's what happened in fanfic form.

"Hey! So, um, what's with the rabbit?" Fish asked after she had gotten the tall male's attention. The blonde gasped in exaggeration.

"Rabbit? No. What rabbit? Those are animatronics! You didn't see anything!" he stuttered quickly, causing Fish to laugh and giggle. "Yeah, uh, ever heard of a bunny?"

The man, who looked suspiciously like Troye Sivan with bleached hair, made a shape with his hands as if he were discriminated the 'bunny' to the girl. He went on to laugh and explain that the rabbits had figured out that the gorillas are very messy eaters, so they have taken advantage of that and are 'living life on the edge'. He began to ramble about the bunnies and cut himself off to tell Fish, "You look pretty by the way,".

Fish blushed, though it was hidden by her rather dark complex, as the teenager ended his ramble with that. She laughed it off and thanked him before she waved him a 'goodbye', running after the child who she was supposed to be babysitting. She turned to look back a few times, looking from the boy, to the gorillas, to the bunny, and then to some very confused tourists, before she picked up the kid that she was babysitting to stop him from buying ice cream and eating it, forcing her to pay for it.

I admit, I meant to post this sooner, but I kept putting it off, getting distracted, and forgetting about it.