Our Moment

Title: Our Moment
Fandom: The Three Caballeros
Characters/Pairing: Panchito Pistolas/José Carioca/Donald Duck
Prompt: Dance
Rating: G
Warnings: None really other then Slash
Word Count: 381
Summary: Donald is sure there isn't a slow dance written for three people but they make it work.
Disclaimer: The Three Caballeros are owned by Disney and if I owned them...well let's just say there would be a whole lot more of them out there.

Take my hand, I'll teach you to dance.
I'll spin you around, won't let you fall down.
Would you let me lead, you can step on my feet.
Give it a try, it'll be alright.

-He is We, All About Us

The DJ announces a slow song and Donald feels his stomach begin to sink. Everyone is instantly pairing off and there is Donald standing there alone in the middle of the floor. He feels awkward watching couples move across the floor gracefully. Donald feels out of place. He wonders if he should run and is just about to give into the fear when he sees a familiar face walking towards him. It's Panchito; Donald could pick out that red hair anywhere. Panchito stands in front of him, smiling as usual, and holds out a hand. Donald hesitates but ends up taking it. Without warning he's caught up in waltz that is somewhat clumsy (Donald isn't graceful and Panchito is not the man to call for a slow dance). Panchito is quick to take the lead which frustrates Donald as he tries to demand that he is not a girl. But Panchito only laughs as he gives Donald a twirl that makes Donald dizzy.

Luckily José is there to catch him. José is slightly easier to dance with. He always manages to forgive Donald for constantly stepping on his feet. He just continues to smile warmly that makes Donald feel guilty but thankful that he has José to fall back on.

Suddenly it's all three of them dancing together. They move together with a seamless flow (well not completely but they just shake it off and continue). Donald is sure they must look completely crazy but he doesn't care. He can feel Panchito at his back holding his hip and José holding is hand, guiding him along the dance floor. For a moment he isn't angry, frustrated, and he isn't alone. Donald doesn't feel like a sidekick nor does he feel like one of the background. He stumbles but laughs and he can hear Panchito laugh as José smiles. Donald isn't sure that there was ever a slow dance meant for three people but apparently the Three Caballeros can do anything together, even have the perfect slow dance between three people.