This is great, especially is you picture Nick keeping his mother a secret because she looks do young for her age.  Like mammals have mistaken them for a couple, before Nick horrifyingly explains that that is his mother.  Though he doesn’t completely mind when they are mistaken for siblings, because that’s different.

So naturally Judy (or anyone on the police force) have no idea what she looks like.  One lovely day, Mrs. Wilde swings by for x reason, and Nick is like ‘Oh my, what are you doing here, you need to leave, I am working’ and all this stuff.  His mother only needs to talk to briefly about something, or sign something or what not. Then she’s gone out his fur with a question if he’s coming over dinner and y date as Nick kisses her good by and pushes her towards the door.  And crisis avoided.

Only Judy saw half of the interaction, and he’s just heart broken.  Because Clawhauser had a theory Nick liked her, and like maybe it wasn’t a terrible idea to ask Nick out for like date…you know to test the waters.  But then Judy sees Nick with this young, amazing looking fox that he’s pretty affectionate with.  She pretty much interializes all her pain for the rest of the work day, and hurries home, barely giving Nick a goodbye as he left to mourn her chances.

She wallows around for the next few days.  She avoids Nick like the plague, and doesn’t return any texts or anything.  Because she doesn’t really trust herself to not turn into a heartbroken mess upon seeings his face.  Nick is just like “…okay” though hole time and figures Judy just needs some space because of something, but their still on for like movie night.

Right before Nick comes over for movie night, Judy muzzle times one of her older sisters.  And is basically telling her everything that happened, but in a very bad “I have this friend that this happened too” fashion.  Talking to her one of sisters is nice, she was really getting some stuff off her chest as her sister was like “Judy, I know everything you’re saying is happening to you.”  Her sister is making good points, as Judy tells her everything that happened.

Then suddenly from the other side of her apartment door, Nick’s voice suddenly sounds “It was my mom, Carrots.  The vixen was my mother, and I am totally not dating my mother.”

Judy just stares at the door horrified before hanging up on her sister and answering the door to find Nick. Nick who suddenly just burst out laughing, because he can’t really help it when he sees Judy all shocked and horrified.

This sounds terrible, but I can’t stop smiling at it.

But yeah, when Judy goes to do the press conference Nick starts filling out the sheet instead of being moral support.  So when Judy looks over she sees the fox filling out the form, and it helps her differently through the interview, because Nick’s filling out the form.

Then Judy hears the sound of her pen dropping and she turns.  She sees Nick leaning down to pick up the pen that he like accidentally flung out of his paw.  And Judy has a brief thought that Nick as a cute butt.  Like it’s ever so brief.  But she’s so nervous and hopped up on general adrenaline, that she says it out loud on accident.

The whole room goes silent, and Nick even turns around to look at her in like mild horror. And Judy realizes exactly what she said out loud, and screams inwardly while her ears go red.  And then Judy hears all the heads turn to look at Nick who is still just staring at her.  She  prays for like everyone to just move on and carry on with the interview.

Only they don’t the room explodes into all these questions. And suddenly the story isn’t so much on Judy find the predators, but dating a predator.  Bogo pushes her off and ends everything abruptly because it’s all getting out of hand.

AWW, happy feels!

Also this is like extra cute, if you imagine Zootopia is falling down the gutter with missing and savage mammals.  Bellwether is just ever so slowly turning up the dial on her evil plan.  And Judy is just watching it all happen and is still stuck writing ticket after ticket, day in and day out.  

She’s miserable, but still clinging to the hope that one day, one great day, Bogo will assign her something other than parking duty.  But he never does, and she just goes on with her boring life for years, just waiting.  

Only to one day get attacked by some raging mammal, that kind of snapped, when they found her writing a ticket for their car, which had like run out of time hours ago.  And they pretty decently hurt Judy before she can actually managed to subdue them.  Like they managed to break an arm and give her a few good cuts before she manages to even really register what was happening.  Other offices come to take the mammal away and charge him, and like send Judy off to the hospital.

Its there that this fox doctor treats her arm and cuts.  Like he’s really, really gentle and his bedside manner is like ten times better then some of their nurses.  And yeah, he totally knows her by name, and when she seems slightly freaked out by it, he’s like “You filled out a form, it’s on my clipboard.” while snickering as he tends to her cuts.  Then he starts talking about how she was also like big news years back, and like the new big change in Zootopia and blah blah blah.  Then he starts talking about he was finally able to become a doctor because of her, like years of schooling barely meant anything because he was a fox, but suddenly there was bunny cop and it was just enough for him to wiggle.

This is kinda sweet and precious.

Cause I imagine, Nick in general, being really good at art, while Judy can’t draw to save her life.  So Nick having a sketch book fits in, and it’s no doubt something Judy looks in all the time.  Something she’s just always done throughout their relationship.  And she’s super use of Nick draw animals (mostly foxes) and being a relative furry.  It doesn’t affect their relationship what so ever.

But then yeah, this bunny starts appearing.  A cute little wide eyes bunny, is always hanging around with Nick’s fox persona drawings.  And it’s mostly like hand holding, or lounging around scenes.  And at first Judy doesn’t mind, because their drawings and Nick is very committed to her despite her not into that sort of thing with him.  Only it starts to creep up on her, that Nick is seeing someone else, or imagining someone else than her, and it really starts to bother her.  Of course, Judy never says anything.

Nick, however, can’t help put notice over time.  And while he expresses concerns, Judy never says anything.  Until like one day, after like a terrible day at work, she just snaps and demand to know who the rabbit in his drawings is.  And Nick is simply like “it’s you.”  And Judy gets all like huffy and puffy, and demanding to know who it really is.

Which just causes Nick to laugh hysterically, because like she’s jealous over nothing, and it’s touching and sweet…in a weird way.  His laughing does not help calm Judy down, but eventually he sits her down and explains that she is in fact the bunny.  Art is life, and life is art.  He wanted to draw his fox with someone, and Judy’s the only want he wants, and he spent weeks on end figuring out her animal, and there is seriously no else.

Judy reminds him she’s not into that stuff, and Nick just shrugs like “I know babe,” but like he can’t really help it.  Judy calms down and accepts it, because you know, it kind of makes sense, and if the rabbit is her, no issue.  

OH MY GOODNESS!  YES!  Judy is being the god of death is amazing.

Judy’s been around since like the beginning of time, and as a young god she thought it was great, she gets to meet every mammal that ever exist.  But over the years it’s lost its luster, and she disillusion by mammalkind in general.  She still does her job however, but she only acts sweet, caring, and happy when she encounters good innocent mammal.  (Mostly young kits or mammals that fought disease their whole life.)

That’s who Judy meets Nick’s mother.  She’s in the hospital, like so many souls Judy comes for, and the fox just kind expects Judy.  And she’s okay with dying and moving on to after life, but she has to stay to see her soon.  Judy agrees because Nick’s mother is a good mammal, and not some dickwad.  

A few minutes later Nick bursts in with like a cup of coffee and a snack, and looking really worse for wear.  He loses it instantly at seeing his mother dead and just sobs.  His mother’s soul comforts him, unnoticed of course, and Judy is like about to give Nick’s mother a moment, but his mother just turns and tells Judy, Nick is all lone.

And the vixen’s soul goes on and on about how Nick really has no one left now.  And how she worries about him, and how it would be nice is Judy like just checked in on him.  You know, for her, so she knows Nick is okay and has someone.  Judy tries to tell Nick’s mom, that that is not her job, like at all, that’s like a whole other god department.  But his mother keeps asking and insisting, that is just has to be her and only her.

So against her better judgement Judy agrees.  Which is a terrible idea, because Nick is not like the greatest of mammals, but he’s also like no where near the worst.  

Judy meet’s Nick face to face a few years later and like a bar.  And she snaps at him that if he keeps drinking he’ll die, and Nick is like “that would be lovely.”  Judy rolls he eyes, and crawls onto the stool next to him, and they kind of get up talk.  Nick is mostly too drunk to really be completely coherent, but it’s just enough for Judy to get that he buried his mother and it’s all hard and sad, and everything.

Judy stays with him till the bar closes and takes him home, which Nick thankfully doesn’t find it weird she knows where he lives.  She leaves him to sleep it off, and from then runs into him a few days later.  Then again and again.

For the life of her Judy can’t figure out why see keeps going back to Nick and seeing him or talking.  But she does.  Part of her thinks he just slowly restoring her faith in mammalkind again, because Nick is very sweet, caring, and sensitive, and like it doesn’t hurt that he’s cute.  And they have nice talks and Nick’s funny.

But it’s not going to last.  Because Nick will grow old and die and she’ll take him to his afterlife.  Because that’s her job.  And at some point she is going to have to stop interacting with him.  But she can’t bring herself quiet Nick cold turkey.

And then like one day, some other gods are just like “Judy you’re in love, with a mortal.”  Judy is all in denial, while also being like ‘oh shit I am’ in her head.  She gets all kind of panicky because she doesn’t know what do to do, it’s the first mortal she ever loved.  And then another god of death, Nick technically never has to die or age.

(I don’t think I ever finished reading that comic cause I couldn’t haven’t handle the angst, and like general laziness)

But this is sad.

Cause I guess I could see Judy being ready to go through with everything, but at the last second having second thoughts and such.  Then deciding to keep the kit.  But her relationship with Nick is so broken and raw that she just keeps it all to herself, and figures she’ll just figure out a way to tell Nick eventually.

Only it never comes, until like the kit is almost due and Nick finds out from like Fru Fru or something.  And he’s all like torn up and angry because he thinks Judy’s is just pregnant with some bucks kits or something.  But when he confronts her about, he can’t be angry with her because, you know, it was kind of mostly her chose to make, but then Judy tells him it’s his kit, and they make up.