"He should be all good." A tall blonde elf with piercing blue eyes turned to me after examining Keefe. Her code-name was Tsunami, one of the more hidden members of the Black Swan. She was a hydrokinetic who specialized in healing the injured and broken. She had been working on making sure that Keefe was back to normal.

"Tsunami, I can't even explain how thankful I am." Sophie replied to her, while wiping a tear off of her face. She walked over to Keefe slowly. "Hey." Sophie said softly. I watched from the back corner of the room, my back to the wall. Keefe sat up to face Sophie. 

"Hey, Foster." The ice blue eyes met her golden-specked brown eyes. She embraced him in a hug. I watched it last for about a minute until Keefe let go. Sophie held her head lower and her hair fell across her face. Quietly, I could hear her say, "I thought you were gone..."  through shallow and quiet breaths. 

"Foster, relax. It was just some sibling rivalry." He laughed and then winked at me. He mouthed, It's okay, to me before looking back at Sophie. Sophie and I spent most of our days with Tsunami  in the healing room, watching her work on Keefe and slowly heal him. I felt so guilty for accidentally hurting him. I had barely known my brother, yet I had hurt him in a way that felt unforgivable. 

Focusing back on the two, Keefe was pulling back Sophie's hair that was stranded across of her face. "I would never let that happen Fo-" he started, and then said, "Sophie." Then, Sophie leaned in towards his face, and kissed him. Ew, I thought, but then quickly rethought that to, Good for them. 

A/N

Hello, everyone! I hope you enjoyed this special Sokeefe chapter as much as I did writing it. I passionately ship this ship and I hope that you enjoyed this. Any Sofitz shippers can go and read a Sofitz one shot I wrote. That brings me to the next thing I wanted to talk to you about, my one-shots book! So far it only has like, 2 one shots (as of 4-2-22) and if you'd like one, feel free to comment on the requests page! Well, you're probably bored of reading me babble on and on, so i might as well let you go! 

Bye!