Afterward| Sanji X Reader X Zoro

You had heard Nami’s plan for the club and laughed at first. Then Nami told you the reason behind it and actually thought it was a pretty good idea. Unfortunately you were unable to attend the show, having some personal business that needed to be handled immediately.
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After the show finished you made your way to the club and joined Nami. She was counting money while you lounged in one of the chairs, thinking about what you had been doing while Nami was making her money. The door to the room you two were in opened and Zoro and Sanji walked in. Both men were still in their “dancing” clothes. You didn’t take notice at first but when you notice Nami look up you did as well, and what you saw almost made you die! Both men were covered in sweat and they were breathing heavily. Without looking at Nami you busted out laughing. You gripped your sides in an attempt to control yourself but there was no use, soon tears began running down your face as your laughter filled the room.
Your laughter caused both sweaty men to blush and Nami to shake her head. After a few minutes of non-stop laughing from you Nami finally stepped in,
“You two change and get back to the ship before (Name) wets herself.”
Both men dropped their heads in defeat and left the room. Your laughter ended and you turned to look at Nami,
“You are never going to let them live this down are you?” she asked.
A wicked grin spread across your face,
“Not in a million years!”
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From then on any time you saw either Sanji or Zoro you could not hold back your laughter. It wasn’t as bad with Sanji, you would giggle and walk in the other direction as fast as you could. However you had to stop going into the kitchen when Sanji was cooking because you laughing had caused him to almost burn himself or the food several times. The same thing went for when it was your turn to cook, Sanji was not allowed nowhere near the kitchen. Poor Zoro though, he got the worst out of the two men.
Whenever you saw Zoro that same laughter that echoed through your body the night of the show erupted once again. Your sides would begin to hurt and, hopefully, someone who remove Zoro before you started to cry or lose your breath. It soon became impossible from you to spar with the green-haired swordsman. Being your only equal on the ship in terms of swordsmanship, you could only get a good sweat in a training session if Zoro was your partner. However since that night you and Zoro could no longer train together in the crow’s nest. The swordsman’s face would grow red with embarrassment if you two tried to spar, and eventually he would sheath his swords and walk away in defeat.
This behavior continued for several weeks before your sparring partner decided to take matters into his own hands.
One lazy evening Zoro saw you reading on the railing of the Thousand Sunny. Having be an assassin before joining the Straw Hats it made it almost impossible for anyone to sneak up on you. Zoro was the only member of the crew who could successfully sneak up on you without getting a knife put to his throat.
Seeing you with your guard down Zoro took a shot. He snuck up behind you and snuck a strong arm around your waist. You let out a squeak as he pulled you close against his chest,
“Good evening (Name). How about I give you a private show up in the crow’s nest after dinner?”
His voice came in a low, seductive growl that sent a shiver down your spine. But you weren’t going to let Zoro have the upper hand for long. A devil-ish grin crept upon your lips as you turned your head, bring your lips dangerously close to his,
“If you think you’re up to it dancey boy.”
Your grin widened as you saw a blush creep onto Zoro’s face as he realized he was losing his foot hold. Before he could get it back you elbowed him in the ribs and took off across the deck. He swore under his breath and went down to the kitchen, he would get you back in the crow’s nest.
Returning to your reading spot your face was red, but not from running. You had always shown attraction to Zoro but had never gone any further than that. The only two people who knew where, of course, Nami and Robin. You had been surprised they had left the issue of you and Zoro quiet for so long.
At dinner you and Zoro exchanged glances, both of you had butterflies in your stomachs over the anticipation of the private show to come in the crow’s nest. Surely it would be the best show Zoro would ever perform.