Plotted starter for @fatemastered
From the moment he had found out Stolas was gravid with Ozzieâs egg, Fizz hadnât known how to feel about it. Scared he wouldnât want it. Happy when he did. Then came more complicated feelings. Anger at his body's limitations. Fear that Ozzie would leave. Jealousy that something heâd never have came so easily to Stolas. Deep seeded and shameful voices whispering in the back of his head despite desperate attempts to silence them.
Imposter.
Disgusting.
Broken.
Heâd brought it up with his therapist several times, theyâd worked through themâheâd worked so hard to work through them. And for the most part they wereâŚwell he woudlnât say gone, butâŚmanageable. Until Stolas went into labor. Until Blitz had called Ozzie from the hospital waiting room freaking out. Fizz had thought heâd have been left home, but Ozzie had brought him along telling him Blitz would want him there.
That much had turned out to be true. Theyâd sat together with Blitzâs head in his lap, tails twined together while they waited for news. Neither imp had really known what went into this, imps were born alive and screaming, they werenât laid as eggs and incubated the way goetia were.
And maybe worrying about Blitz had made Fizz forget for a while. Forget about this festering knot of rancid feelings in his chest because Blitz had needed him. He could put it on the back burner for a moment because he was needed.
But then he wasnât. Hours later. Crises averted. Fizz stood in the doorway of the hospital room watching Blitz and Ozzie fawn over an exhausted Stolasâwatched a perfect little egg sit in an incubatorâand that rotting ache returned. This was supposed to be a good thingâsomething happyâso why did he feel sick? Like heâs moldering from the inside out.
Soft magenta eyes flicker back to Stolas. Back to Blitz whoâs smiling and saying something sweet. Back to OzzieâŚwhoâs watching him, and the concern there is heartbreaking. Felt like glass up his throat and he ducked out of the doorway and out of sight.
This isnât about you, stop making it about you!
Didnât stop him from walking away though. Prosthetic legs taking him down the hall, rounding a corner and out of sight before his little frame tipped into the support of the wall. Sliding down the wall and crouching into a ball as he tried to will the feelings down.
This was good.
This was fine.
He was fineâŚ
He wanted to go home.

















