Wow. He was adorable. Dad found himself thinking, head resting on his hand as he stared. Logic was currently lecturing him, Anxiety and Prince on something he found interesting. The other two had long since stopped paying attention, not even looking at Logic as he spoke-a common thing whenever this happened. Morality himself had tuned out the exact words he was saying, but payed close attention to the tiny, but still present smile Logan wore as he talked.

He loved how Logic got so into whatever he was lecturing about, how much he loved to learn and to teach others what he had discovered. He loved just seeing him happy, cheesy as it may sound.

He heard Logan sigh, and start to stop talking for a moment. "Well, it seems Prince and Anxiety have disappeared. Were you even listening to me, Morality?" Logic questioned. "No, don't answer that. I've decided I don't wish to know the answer."

"Well.." Morality looked sheepish. "I may not have heard everything you said, but I was paying attention to you."

"If you weren't listening then what were you paying attention to?" Logic raised an eyebrow, pushing his glasses up. Morality hesitated to answer, blush forming on his cheeks.

"Well," he mumbled. "I really enjoy seeing your smile. I wasn't listening to the words you said, exactly, but I did hear how excited you seemed." He offered a smile to Logic. "You're very.. cute."

"..excuse me?" Logic questioned, he wasn't entirely sure he had heard correctly. Him, cute?

"I said you're very cute when you're excited, Logan." The dad-like trait spoke louder now. Logic took another moment to process that.

"Well," he coughed awkwardly, glancing away from Morality. "Thank you? I suppose I should say." Morality noticed his tiny smile returning, and his own grin grew.

"Any time you'd like to talk about something you enjoy, I'm here to listen Logan! I promise, I'll pay more attention to the actual words next time." He chuckled. "Don't let Anxiety and Prince not listening bother you. What makes you happy is important!"

"I will keep that in mind." Logic turned back to looking at him, his smile growing. "Thank you again, Morality."

"No problem."

I think I may end up writing more Logicality than Prinxiety in all honestly aha. They're too cute, and there's far too little written for them.

Hope you enjoyed. Bye!-Bob