Buzz Lightyear

Bonnie's room was completely dark. The rain tapped softly against the window, and the toys had taken refuge under the bed after an afternoon of play.
Rex and Hamm were arguing about who had won an imaginary race, while Woody tried to restore order.
—Alright, everyone get some rest. Tomorrow Bonnie will need all our energy again.
Little by little, each toy found a place to settle.
Jessie, however, remained seated on the edge of the shelf, watching the rain.

"Aren't you going to rest?" Buzz asked as he approached.

—I like listening to the rain. It reminds me of train journeys... even if they were a bit bumpy.

Buzz stared out the window for a few seconds before sitting down next to her.

—It doesn't rain in space.

Jessie burst out laughing.

—Still on about space?

Buzz smiled.

—Now I know I was never a space ranger... but I still like to imagine it from time to time.

The two remained silent.

Below, Hamm looked up.

—Does anyone else notice that those two spend a lot of time together?

—Shhh... —Barbie replied with a smile—. Leave them alone.

Jessie rested her arms on her knees.

—Do you know what I like about being here?

-What thing?

—We no longer have to worry about escaping. We can enjoy the peaceful days.

Buzz nodded.

—I never thought a quiet mission could be so enjoyable.

Jessie glanced at him out of the corner of her eye.

—I guess it depends on who you share it with.

It took Buzz a few seconds to understand what she had said. When he finally did, a small smile appeared on his face.

-I agree.

At that moment, a clap of thunder made the window shake.

Rex let out a scream from the ground.

—A meteorite!

Everyone ran around, except for Buzz and Jessie, who couldn't help but laugh.

Without thinking too much, Buzz took Jessie's hand to help her down from the shelf before the rest of the toys reached them.
She didn't let go of it right away.
For a few moments they remained like that, in silence, listening to the rain.
Until Woody appeared with his arms crossed, a playful smile, squinting eyes, and a raised eyebrow, knowing full well that these two lovebirds were up to something.

—Are you going to help Rex with the supposed "meteorite"... or do you plan to stay there all night?

Jessie immediately let go of Buzz's hand.

—We're coming!

As they both ran after Woody, Barbie observed the scene and whispered to Ken:

—Give them some time.
Ken smiled.

—I would say it's just a matter of waiting for the right moment...
Buzz and Jessie exchanged a knowing glance before joining the rest of the group, as if that brief moment had only existed for them.

Bonnie's room was completely dark. The rain tapped softly against the window, and the toys had taken refuge under the bed after an afternoon of play.
Rex and Hamm were arguing about who had won an imaginary race, while Woody tried to restore order.
—Alright, everyone get some rest. Tomorrow Bonnie will need all our energy again.
Little by little, each toy found a place to settle.
Jessie, however, remained seated on the edge of the shelf, watching the rain.

"Aren't you going to rest?" Buzz asked as he approached.

—I like listening to the rain. It reminds me of train journeys... even if they were a bit bumpy.

Buzz stared out the window for a few seconds before sitting down next to her.

—It doesn't rain in space.

Jessie burst out laughing.

—Still on about space?

Buzz smiled.

—Now I know I was never a space ranger... but I still like to imagine it from time to time.

The two remained silent.

Below, Hamm looked up.

—Does anyone else notice that those two spend a lot of time together?

—Shhh... —Barbie replied with a smile—. Leave them alone.

Jessie rested her arms on her knees.

—Do you know what I like about being here?

-What thing?

—We no longer have to worry about escaping. We can enjoy the peaceful days.

Buzz nodded.

—I never thought a quiet mission could be so enjoyable.

Jessie glanced at him out of the corner of her eye.

—I guess it depends on who you share it with.

It took Buzz a few seconds to understand what she had said. When he finally did, a small smile appeared on his face.

-I agree.

At that moment, a clap of thunder made the window shake.

Rex let out a scream from the ground.

—A meteorite!

Everyone ran around, except for Buzz and Jessie, who couldn't help but laugh.

Without thinking too much, Buzz took Jessie's hand to help her down from the shelf before the rest of the toys reached them.
She didn't let go of it right away.
For a few