One Loud Morning

The morning after Zuko and Katara’s little snuggle through the night, Iroh, Toph, Aang and Sokka were having breakfast and noticed that Zuko and Katara wasn’t their and Sokka started to freak out because Sokka’s imagination was going wild, he imagined his little sister and the prince of the fire nation doing ”it”. So they decided to look everywhere which was weird that Iroh didn’t notice them when he left their tent. Anyway they looked high and low, but didn’t get a single trace of them, it was almost noon and they still haven’t found them, (man these people are dense!), they decided to take a break and have lunch, while they were having lunch Iroh went back into the tent and saw Zuko all tucked in, WITH SOMEONE ELSE !!!!. Iroh took a look at who was it and was shocked and surprised at what he saw, he staggered outside, with a look that could only be described as “saw Satan himself”. Everybody checked what was inside and saw something that left them speechless until these two lovebirds awakened from their nice peaceful sleep, After Zuko yawned, and he kissed Katara on the cheek to wake her up, Sokka seeing this collapsed and everybody started twitching like jumping beans. Zuko turned around to go get breakfast but everybody was staring at him and Sokka was still unconscious. He tried to brake the awkward silence with small talk, “uhh.. Hi guys…, beautiful morning isn’t it…..hehe..he”, Sokka managed to regain consciousness and started screaming at the top of his voice, “WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH MY SISTER IN YOUR TENT!!!!!!!”, Aang and Toph were talking to each others, Aang said, “Wow do you thing their going out, Toph re plied, “Yah maybe like us, maybe we could go on a double date sometime”, Then they overheard Iroh say, “My dear nephew does this mean I finally get grand children?, hehehe “, because of all the noise Katara woke up in surprise, she asked Zuko, “what is  everybody doing  here?”, Zuko didn’t reply because Sokka was still screaming at him, he said to himself,” Oh boy, this is gonna be hard to explain”