Hey, everybody! How's life been treating you? I hope well, because right now I am so sick, my heart's just about ready to give out at any moment. But, luckily, it hasn't. Instead, it opened itself up to a new ship: Tearcoli. A very, very, very dead ship between Sadness and Disgust. I wish to bring life to this ship, and I barely have many supporters but I'm glad to have some shippers for this. I have created this story revolving around new found feelings, comfort, and new friendships/romance. Enjoy!

Disgust saw Sadness over by the mind manuals, reading to herself again. For the first time, she felt guilty. Watching Sadness over there by her lonesome, always reading. Disgust would occasionally call out to her to come, but Sadness would just keep reading. She had heard Disgust, she just paid her no mind. Riley was laughing at an episode of her favorite show, there was no reason to be sad right now. Disgust knew this, but didn't like seeing the little teardrop alone.

When the others wear merely distracted with their activities, Disgust tiptoed over to Sadness and saw the teardrop reading about a place called Subconscious.

Sounds terrifying, she thought to herself.

Sadness hadn't noticed that Disgust was standing there. Instead, she just turned the pages and kept reading. After a couple of minutes, she finished the current manual and moved on to another one about Long Term.

Disgust grew impatient. She was about ready to scream at her for ignoring her. But no, she didn't do it. She came to talk to her, not make her cry.

She came closer and tapped her shoulder, which made the teardrop jump a bit. Disgust looked at Sadness as she stood and faced her.

"Oh, it's you." She said solemnly.

"Yeah, it's me." Disgust replied, trying as hard as possible to not sound sarcastic.

"Do you need me for anything?"

"Oh, um, no, but..." Disgust couldn't think of anything to say. She had never really engaged in a conversation with Sadness before. Sadness raised a brow, pondering what Disgust would want with her. "I just saw you over here...by yourelf, and I wanted to keep you company..."

"O-Oh.." Sadness was a bit shocked. Disgust? Keep her company? She always thought Disgust only wanted to keep herself company...

"Do you not want me to?"

"No, I do..." Sadness quickly replied, not wanting to pass up this opportunity.

Sadness turned back around and sat in her spot. Disgust moved closer to her and did the same. Sadness handed her a manual, but Disgust politely rejected it.

"I wanted to talk, not just sit and read." Disgust confessed. Sadness looked up and nodded in understandment. She slid the manual back into it's place and turned to Disgust.

"So..." Disgust began. "How's life?"

"RIley's life or mine?"

"Yours, silly." Disgust chuckled a little.

"It's fine, I guess..." Sadness said, looking down and twiddling her fingers.

"Sadness, can I ask you something?"

The teardrop looked up and the broccoli once more, but this time with a blank face. "Sure, go ahead."

"Why do you keep isolating yourself?" Disgust asked without hestitation. Sadness's eyes widened at that question. She never thought that anyone would ask that, let alone Disgust. Maybe she didn't hear her right. Maybe she was just hearing things. "What?"

"Why do you always come to this corner and read to yourself? I don't get it, Joy is treating you with respect now, Anger doesn't growl at you, Fear isn't afraid of you-"

"Wait, Fear was afraid of me?" Sadness asked with confusion.

"Yes, but nevermind that. Fear isn't afraid of you, and even I'm over here trying to talk to you! Why don't you come to the console? Or at least come talk to us?"

"I..." Sadness began, feeling tears form. Disgust looked at her in worry.

"I'm glad that you all finally accept me..." She felt the tears fall down her face, causing her to choke on her words. "I still feel like I'm worthless in Riley's life."

"How?" Disgust asked concerned. She moved closer and places a hand on the teardrop's shoulder.

"I feel like Joy was right to keep Riley happy all of that time. What reason does she have to stay happy?" Sadness was close to sobbing in DIsgust's arms, but remembered not to get to comfortable with the broccoli.

"I feel like I don't even belong here..."

Disgust looked at her with complete sympathy, something she never thought that she could feel...She felt herself lifting the teardrop's cheeks, staring into her shiny, wet blue eyes. DIsgust couldn't help but smile at Sadness. Something about her made Disgust feel warm inside.

"Don't say that again," She told her, wiping away some of her tears. "You do belong. You always have and you always will."

"Then why did it take so long for you guys to realize that?" Sadness said, looking back down.

The broccoli shrugged. "I don't know." Her smile disappeared and was replaced with a slight grin. "I guess..." She subconsiously placed a hand on the teardrop's hand, not minding any tears. "We were all too dumb."

Sadness looked up and actually smiled at her. Disgust moved a bit closer to Sadness, allowing her yet another glimpse in her arms. "Better?"

"Better." Sadness replied.

"Good." Disgust said with relief. The two stared at each other for a brief moment. Sadness couldn't help but lean in closer to the broccoli's face, which prompted her to do the same. It was Sadness who closed the gap between the two, causing them to find themselves in a kiss. Disgust's eyes widened. She didn't realize what she was doing. She pushed Sadness away and stared at her.

"D-Disgust...I-"

"What the heck Sadness!" Disgust yelled in fury. "Why did you do that!"

"I-I don't know...I just...you were there and you held my hand and...oh I don't know!" She was tearing up again.

"Sadness, I get that there were a few signs, but I don't like you that way!" Disgust confessed, feeling guilty as the teardrop's dam of tears finally broke. Sadness stood up and started to run to her room. Disgust sighed.

"Look." Sadness turned around, her face already stained with tears. Disgust stood up, and walked over to Sadness. "I didn't mean to make you feel bad, I just..." She was a at a loss of words. She didn't know if she had feelings for Sadness or not. She was lost in her own feelings. "I don't if I'm ready for this."

"Oh," Sadness said, finally understanding. "It's alright then."

"Are you sure?" Disgust asked.

"Yes. I understand if you don't...you know.." Sadness blushed in embarrassment.

"Thanks." Disgust said with a smile. Sadness formed a tiny smile, and soon made her descent to her room. Disgust watched as she walked off, forming a bigger smile. Thank you, love. She actually thought to herself. (Yes, really.) In fact, at that moment, she began to think about Sadness more and more.

At that moment, Joy walked over. After seeing Sadness with a smile that grew larger every second, she had to know what was going on. "Hey, Disgust?"

The broccoli snapped out of her thoughts and turned to the star. "Yeah?"

"Are...you alright?" Joy asked with slight worry.

Disgust's smile soon disappeared, and was replaced with a frown, followed by a panicked expression. "N-No!"

"What's wrong?!" Joy asked, raising her voice a little.

"I...I think I'm in love!" The broccoli confessed.

"WHAT?!" Joy exclaimed, earning a slap on the face from Disgust. "Will you keep your voice down!"

"Right," Joy said, recollecting herself. "Who?!"

Disgust looked down, then up, then back down again. She wanted to reassure herself that this was no joke, and that this was reality. She was in love, and with the last person she'd ever expect it to be.

"Well?" Joy asked, getting so anxious, she could barely contain herself.

"Sadness."

Well? What did you think? Did you like it? Probably not, but, I can't really speak for any of you, but the reviews can! Feel free to leave some! Also, save those flames for the roast session that will come if you leave any. Have a fantastic day! :) ;p x3 xD