Well the title did say Undertale AU oneshots and lemons. I didn't really say who 😅

Kristine: Though I do believe Charisk is so KAWAII!!!
Third Person POV

"Chara?" Frisk called out as they tried to find their friend. They didn't come back after a few hours and that made them worry.

They stopped once they saw the child sitting on a hill. They silently approached the brown haired child.

Chara turned around with their guard up but relaxed when they saw it was only Frisk.

"What are you doing here?" They asked as Frisk smiled as they sat beside them.

They gave a light blush as Chara raised a brow. They looked away and scratched the of their neck as they smiled.

"You didn't come back so I got worried." Chara smiled warmly before looking into the horizon, the sun slowly setting.

"You always did care for others." As they said that their hand slowly grabbed theirs.

Frisk squeezed their hand a little before laying their head on their shoulder as the both watched the sunset.

"But I care for you the most."

Chara gave a rare loving smile to their friend beside them and enveloped them into a hug.

"I love you Frisk." They muttered as they kissed their forehead before resting their head on their shoulder.

"I love you too, Chara..."

I know it's a bit short but just a little treat for you all since the dunking signal was cut off when that storm went like 'Byorks I'mma destroy your electricity and WiFi' 😞

Kristine: I literally cried when we saw some of those electric posts all tilted while some were lying on the ground 😧😢😢

But somebody requested me to re-enact the situation when my neighbor (she was the nicest gal to give me some ideas and plotlines) who loved my book told me to put it here so Enjoy!

Kai's POV (hehehe I'll use different names for them since it'll be hard reading their nicknames or real names)

I huffed as I slapped my cousin's cheek when a mosquito tried biting him.

(By the way! Kyla and Kristine are just at another house beside us so they're not here!)

"Ow!" Joseph whined as he rubbed his cheek. Arnold who was beside us snickered.

"Hey you three! Wanna go see the storm outside?" Dad asked as he clutched the doorknob.

"Don't blame me if something hits your faces." Mom muttered as she sipped on a cup of coffee.

(You guys have any front porches that are made of cement that is like big enough for a bed, couch and rocking chair? That's how big are front porch is)

"Heck yeah!" I cheered as the two grinned in excitement. We were behind dad as he opened the door.

I opened the flashlight and peeked outside as I saw a banana tree fall with a large thud but it was barely audible because of the loud wind.

"Woah! There's barely any rain!" Joseph shouted as dad explained.

"We're pretty much beside the eye so it's like that. If we were in the eye there wouldn't be any rain or wind at all, kind of like a void." Dad muttered as Arnold sweat dropped.

"It's Christmas yet we're having a mini science lesson." He grumbled as I hummed in interest.

"Huh? What was that?" Joseph muttered. I tilted my head in confusion.

"What was what?" Though I became silent when something brushed against my leg.

"Did somebody just touch my leg like a creeper?" Arnold asked out loud as he stiffened.

Dad shaked his head as he pointed his flashlight at something moving in the dark then suddenly bursted out laughing.

"Oh my god!" Arnold and Joseph laughed as I followed where they were looking at and choked on my saliva.

The familiar white, brown and black fur of one of our dogs caught my eye as they were crouching.

"What the heck is Tintin doing there?!" I blurted out as I stifled my laughter.

(I couldn't find a nice name for one of our nicest dogs so I'll go with their real name)

"At least she didn't poop inside like Boss." Joseph laughed as he pointed at the not yet house trained pup who left their bomb on the mat.

"But a dog is smart enough to at least maybe poop at the front porch!" I screamed, worried that she might get sick.

"But we need to video this!" I giggled as I saw Tintin actually managing the wind.

"You can do it girl! Just hold on!" I called out as I looked at my phone.

"Dang it! It's lowbat..." I cursed as everyone had there phones drained.

"Close the door! The leaves are getting in!" Grandmom said as she laid down on the couch.

I closed the door but looked out the window and waited for my dog to get back.

Soon I saw her waiting patiently as she shakes her fur. I opened the door and watched her slowly walk in until a leaf smacked my face.

"Bleh!" I threw the leaf away and closed the door, wiping my face.

"Told you so." Mom said as she continued drinking coffee and read a book with her flashlight.