AN: Thank you for all of your awesome reviews! I have decided to continue Rose's adventures in a new story. The new story will be posted in the Disney section because it will feature characters from other Disney movies. I only own Rose Cooper and anything else you don't recognize.

Chapter Fifteen: The Emperor and I

I was back inside my gorgeous room in the palace, having a mild panic attack. What the hell had I been thinking? I shouldn't have kissed Kuzco! I remembered the heated look he had given me after I had kissed him. Yep, I was definitely in trouble.

Crap! I completely forgot I'm still engaged to Kuzco! The events of the movie are now officially over, I was still here, which means Kuzco could want to get married right this very day.

The door to my room suddenly swung open and there stood Kuzco in all his newly turned human glory.

"Ah, here you are my little Rose. I have been looking all over you," said Kuzco, his voice sounding very husky.

Hang on! When did he start calling me that?

He moved across the room and closed the gap between us with a quickness I couldn't have imagined. Kuzco grabbed me by the hips pulled me up against his body, hard. I gasped from the suddenness of the action; Kuzco took advantage of the moment and devoured my mouth with his own. I moaned into his kiss and tried yank him even closer to me by tugging on his silky black hair.

Damn, his hair is really soft.

Kuzco groaned and pressed me up against a nearby marble column, his lips moved downwards to where my neck meets my shoulder, and then he playfully nipped me. Damn, Kuzco was a great kisser. Kuzco took one step away from me, though his hands were still on my hips. He smirked down at me. "I knew you wouldn't be able to resist me, forever."

"Shouldn't you be off fulfilling your duties as the emperor, or something?" I shot back sarcastically.

Kuzco's eyes darkened. "For your information, Rose, one of the duties of being me is to provide an heir to the throne," he said huskily.

I blushed. Yep, I'm definitely in trouble, big time.

An hour later I was standing in the throne room, wearing an emerald colored short sleeved dress, waiting for Pacha to show up. I had a feeling that even though this was the end of the movie, I wasn't going home. I'm not completely sure that I want to leave. Fine, I'll admit it. I have feelings for Kuzco.

I still need to find answers about who brought me here and for what reasons.

"I guess you did find something good in Kuzco, after all," said Pacha from right behind me.

I turned around and smiled at my friend. "I suppose there's something good in everyone," I joked.

Pacha chuckled.

"Does this mean that you're staying in the palace?" he questioned.

"Yeah, I think it does."

At that moment, Kuzco wandered into the throne room. He winked at me before turning to Pacha.

"So, you lied to me."

Pacha looked confused. "I did?"

Kuzco nodded his head, looking at his model of Pacha's village. "Yeah. You said when the sun hits this ridge just right these hills sing. Well, pal, Rose and I were dragged all over those hills, and we did not hear any singing."

"It's true," I added.

Kuzco took off the tiny version of Kuzcotopia on the model. "So, I'll be building my summer home on a more magical hill. Thank you."

"Hmm… I couldn't pull one over your eyes, huh," said Pacha.

"No, no, I'm sharp, I'm on it. It looks like you and your family are stuck up on that tuneless hilltop forever, pal," said Kuzco.

Pacha stared at the model thoughtfully. "You know, I think I heard some singing on the hilltop next to us. In case you're interested."

I grinned at them. "That sounds like a great idea, Pacha."

Yeah, I think I'm really going to enjoy living in Kuzcoland.

AN: I'm finally done with this story! I have no idea when I'll post the next story, because I want to focus on my other stories.