Being a teacher was never something that Sunny saw himself doing. Honestly he never really saw himself doing anything. Sunny was a man who was very much in the moment. There was no planning. The future was always so daunting that he could never focus on it. So the fact that he was at Aridorn and doing well was amazing.

Of course he had help, Sunny would not be anywhere near where he was without the people around him. Though his positive attitude helped a lot. School was hard for him, not that he ever approached it that way. The man was always a ball of positivity even when the words on a page were complete gibberish. He was always told that his attitude was nothing less than infectious. He made friends with anyone and everyone. He had relationships that were wonderful and some that were harmful. The later left nothing but a blank spot in his memory.

People for Sunny were amazing. Every single person he meet was amazing and wonderful. Even so there were somehow some people who were more special to him than others. That was something he couldn’t imagine being possible but this lovely wonderful place had brought them to him. Sebastian being one. He was a kindred spirit of course that meant that he was always ecstatic to see the other man. Then there was Ivy. She was beautiful and lovely.

Ivy and he had a relationship that he had never had with anyone else. That meant that she would always hold a special place in his heart. Some people probably wouldn’t see friends with benefits as special and lovely as Sunny did. Some people would call him stupid for holding something like that as positively as he did. Those people didn’t understand Sunny. Sunny didn’t even understand himself.

The library was a place that seemed like a legend to the man. He normally would stick to his green house, and the grounds around it. Now he was passing through it’s doors. It was an accident actually that he ended up there in the first place. He was simply wondering the halls exploring the school that he had spent his first wonderful year at.

All the books were overwhelming. He never knew a place could have so many books. Of course Salem had a pretty sizable library but when he was there Sunny kept to the green house and his house area. In all of his years there Sunny visited the library a total of twice. His eyes were wide wit wonder as he looked over the rows.

Sunny turned down one of the isles and saw that familure blond hair and painted red lips. Instantly he lit up with a smile and his eyes sparkled with delight. “Ivy my Queen,” He chirped and bounced on his toes, trying not to be too loud. This was a library and he knew that you needed to be quite in them, or according to the cartoons that he used to watch when he was little you did. Ivy, though, was a far cry from the crotchety silver haired women that would his a ‘shhh’ at loud children. She was bright and bubbly with lovely curves and sparkling eyes. Sunny was smitten (truth be told that wasn’t exactly a hard thing for him to be).

Sunny wrapped his arms around the librarian. She smelled like flowers. Of course that just made the smile on his face grow brighter. He had been told that he was crazy for smiling so much. Sunny would say they were crazy and didn’t smile enough. There wasn’t a thing in the world that could bring the man down, for better or worse.

Luckily in this situation he had gotten himself in with Ivy it was for the better. He loved the woman as if she were only his. Sunny didn’t care what kind of relationship he had with someone as long as they were happy. That seemed to be the only solid goal in his life, make people smile and laugh and have fun. Everyone deserved to be happy in Sunny’s mind, no matter how or what they did to be just that it didn’t really matter.

He finally managed to release the blond woman from the embrace and shoved his hands in his pockets. “I’m peachy keen,” He answered with a bounce. “I was exploring the rest of the school. Can you believe that I’ve never been in here?” His eyes flicked about looking from one side to the other, books everywhere.

When Sunny started at Aridorn he was given a quick tour. Of course he was excited to see every shingle place. He was more interested in getting to know the person who was showing him around. People were a lot more exciting than rooms. They breezed past the library. Where the guide pointed and said ‘every book you could ever need is in there’ he wasn’t walked through the rows of literature. The tour ended with the green house. Sunny we well overjoyed that he got to spend so much time in the vast plant house. Everything was there, absolutely every single plant he could ever think of and talk and teach bout was stalked there. Not to mention the large glass walls looked out onto the beautiful landscape that surrounded the school.

“How are you what have you been doing I hope your day has been lovely like you!” All off the questions streamed out at once so his words almost ran into each other. Sunny always had far too much energy for his own good. There was just so much to do and see that he was always bouncing on his toes and looking about trying to take everything in. He would hug and kiss and high five people constantly, regardless of personal space or the appropriateness of the situation. Every word that came to his mind he would say. Being around Sunny was a little overwhelming at times.

Sunny could spend all his time with Ivy. They could snuggle and laugh and kiss. Everything that she would want to do made him happy so they did it. She was lovely and would put up with his hyper silly shenanigans.

He giggled when she nuzzled his neck and gladly returned the kiss. Sunny even added a seond to her cheek. If it were more socially acceptable Sunny would much rather kiss than shake hands. Some countries that was their greeting, Sunny didn’t know what those countries were but he thought it was fantastic that you could get that close to someone so quickly.

The doors closed and Sunny looked impressed by Ivy’s wand work. His still was fickle with him. It was because of his lack of focus. Sunny turned back to the blond woman “That was fantastic,” He said brightly.

“I am yours forever!” Plans were not things Sunny made often. Mostly because he would forget them faster than they were made for one reason or another. He often had to write things down. The only way his school work even happened was because of a planner and little reminders he would set around his rom and office and the green house. Once someone gave him a rememberall. Of course it was red all the time. Most of life had been forgotten.

Sunny cupped Ivy’s face and kissed her again. This time longer with all the passion he could muster. His mouth started to curl up as he continued to kiss her. He loved being affectionate with Ivy. There was a few things he didn’t get to do with her. Ivy was not only lovely for her curve but for her attitude. Sunny often thought that people should be more like her. Confidant and open with her love. She was the first person that he had ever met with her ideals and Sunny was hooked.

What most people didn’t understand about Sunny was there was no real way to mess up with him. His mind was a tricky place. Bad went in and smile came out. When he was a child he was diagnosed with his amnesia. It wasn’t something that he didn’t understand, nor cared to. Sunny hadn’t told anyone about it either.

There were only a hand full of relationships that Sunny ever got into. There were those that treated him well and then those that just used him. The prior normally ended up leaving him because they needed someone “more mature” but were always grateful at the lovely time they had. The later were either chewed out and run off by his friends or just left to move onto their next victims. Sunny was left with only the happy times from both and experience that people were always shocked to find he had. He might have acted like a hyperactive puppy but Sunny knew how to love like a man.

Sunny’s bright smile never dropped. “Yes all of that sounds super fun. “ Some people thought that it was a shame that he was the way he was. Of course he had no idea why. Why would he want to dwell on sad things like others did? He had people that loved him very much and a job he loved doing. He also got to share the smiles and laughs and love with other people.

There were some people who absolutely hated Sunny’s company. A certain potions professor was number one on that list. With the blissful smiley world that Sunny lived in the grumps were still in his circle of friends. He would hug them and talk to them and invite them for games of lava tag. When they didn’t show or told him to leave he would just figure that they were busy and next time they would accept and everyone would have a blast. He didn’t understand that they didn’t like him. His brain wouldn’t let him.

Even if Sunny was labeled as too immature to be a serious boyfriend he was always fiercely loyal to anyone he was with. It was the same with everyone he had in his life. Ivy just seemed to understand how he worked and Sunny knew that it was something he had to keep around. There were few people who had ever really just accepted Sunny completely with open arms. Ivy and Sebby were the few who did.

Sunny was so thankful that he had found a home in Aridorn. He would have found a place anywhere he landed but it seemed like he was meant to be in New Zealand. All the opportunities were amazing, his job and then there was his amazing relationship with Ivy. There were some who tried to sit him down and lay out all the issues with a relationship like theirs. The feeling that could be hurt, and even children that weren’t planned.

Sunny would love to have a kid eventually. Of course he wasn’t someone who planned so a family was something that would just fall into place and so would any children he did have. He related to kids, obviously. Even if he never had one of his own there was a good chance that as he moved on with life with the people he kept around him they would have children and he would happily want to be their uncle Sunny.

He followed her, eyes still wondering over the books that they passed that lined the walls. Then they passed thought her office, more books, there were just so many. He wanted to spend more time in her office it was so cozy it seemed with all her little things that were on the walls and on her desk. He liked being a part of someone’s life and getting to know them. Whenever he was invited into a home or somewhere personal he tried to soak it all in. Pictures were his favorite. They froze time and were often happy moments that people wanted to keep close to them.

Her room was even better though. This was really her space. Sunny looked to Ivy “Oh yes!” He chirped and pecked a kiss on her again before getting to the task that he was assigned to. There was a range of movies he had to pick from. He looked in awe at all the titles, just like he had with the books in the library. Sunny bit his bottom lip in thought he was stuck between two. Finally he chose one and tugged it out leaving A Never Ending story still on the shelf for another day, possibly for later that night if they weren’t busy doing something else by then.

“This one,” Sunny held up excitedly. The Road to Eldorado. He hadn’t seen that movie in ages. It was one of a his favorites and a shame that he did watch it more.

Sunny’s own Herboligy areas were decorated with various things he held close or that were just interesting. His office while have it’s own array of plants, things that have budded from the parent plant that was in the green house had pictures of friends and family. There were little trinkets too, things he had found while wondering and then things that were gifts.

His room was just as scattered with it’s decoration. There were a lot more older family photos in there though. He had a whole mess of ones with him and his mother around. In the back of his mind he had accepted her death, though often he acts like it hadn’t happened. Whenever he would try his brain wouldn’t let him. There would always be a photo of him when he was little and his mom in his wallet right before she got really bad.

Sunny nodded franticly and did as he was instructed again taking the move from it’s case and slipping it into the player. Once the tv started play the opening adds Sunny walked over to the bed. Fist he took the zip up hoodie so that he could relax just in his tank top. Cold weather or not Sunny always seemed to have a tank top on, most of his t-shirts had the sleeves cut off to. Whenever fall and winter were around he would just layer. Hoodies, then jackets sometimes jean vests. He also would try and pull off shorts for as long as he could before having to admit defeat to mother nature and wear pants.

He slipped his own shoes off. Sunny wiggled over to Ivy and ducked under the blanket so he could snuggle up close to the woman. This was always nice. Sunny didn’t often stay still long enough for quite cute moments like this but occasionally it would happen and they were sure wonderful. He wrapped his arms around her and quickly snuck a kiss on her temple. There as no end to his affection once that flood gate was opened.

Growing up in Arizona played a big part in Sunny’s fashion sense. The other part was just fun patterns and easy to wear. At times it seemed that his tank tops and frayed cut off shorts were not the most appropriate wardrobe as a professor, but working in the green house was uncomfortable in stuffy cloths. Not to mention that even attempting to put on a tie would be a hour long endeavore before he just ended up tying the thing around his forehead.

Getting taught by Sunny was a trip. He would giggle and explain points, he would get dirty with the students when they had to deal with digging up or planting things. He would explain things simple ways that were easy to understand, and almost childish, but he knew exactly what he was talking about. Some students expected his class to be a breeze, but Sunny still handed out bad grades. There was no just blowing through his tests. The only difference between a bad grade from Sunny and a different teacher was that he would offer a lollipop so that it wasn’t as bad as it could have been.

The school year was almost over though and Sunny couldn’t wait for his vacation plans with Ivy to start. He wanted to see everything, get lost in the city with the blond by his side. Day long adventures seeing everything that they could possibly see. Then at night they would curl up together like this, either pass out right away from the long day or spend time between each other’s legs. He didn’t care as long as he was spending every wonderful second with his dear Queen.

He nodded lightly, glancing down at her and then looking back to the screen. “It really is, thank you Ivy,” He hummed. Sunny might have loved everything about his life but he could honestly say he didn’t get enough time like this. Sometimes he would get so wrapped up in the idea that there was so much to see and do and play that he forgot to just enjoy what was there in front of him. That was not to say he didn’t enjoy every bit of this woman. He absolutely did, but just snuggling under a blanket with a movie he hadn’t seen in years. That was something he wanted more of, and to do it with the best woman he knew.

“Yeah, I’m not sure if I’ve ever had it but it sounds yummy,” Sunny grinned hugging her and wiggling at the idea of tasty food.