Lucy Heartfilia (
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Spending day after day in the cabin Natsu had built near the Guild, going on missions and living, being WITH Natsu was plain and simple, pure. Heaven. Lucy could genuinely not think of any time she was as happy as she was with him. It still amused her to think of the times she was too flustered to acknowledge her feelings for him, until things came to a head.
And then the kids came along during that mission - Nev and Justine, along with their 'mom' Regine. If Natsu becoming an integral part of Lucy's life was like completing her, then the kids and Regine were the added frosting on a perfected cake. Yeah that metaphor was all over the place. GRANTED it was a little difficult to get time alone with Nev and Justine almost demanding their attention a good amount of the time, but she didn't mind, and didn't think Natsu did either. They had their evenings together, and their little hiding spots to sneak away to, sometimes just for fun.
Meanwhile the first rays of light were beginning to filter in through the window-shades of their room, with Lucy snuggled up against Natsu's side, an arm wrapped around him with a faint smile on her lips. Not quite awake yet, but in that in-between point of just about to rouse. The birds had barely even begun to chirp when the distant BAM! of a door swinging open, followed by barely hushed giggling voices and scampering feet could be heard by Dragonslayer senses with ease, obviously heading towards said cabin.
And then the kids came along during that mission - Nev and Justine, along with their 'mom' Regine. If Natsu becoming an integral part of Lucy's life was like completing her, then the kids and Regine were the added frosting on a perfected cake. Yeah that metaphor was all over the place. GRANTED it was a little difficult to get time alone with Nev and Justine almost demanding their attention a good amount of the time, but she didn't mind, and didn't think Natsu did either. They had their evenings together, and their little hiding spots to sneak away to, sometimes just for fun.
Meanwhile the first rays of light were beginning to filter in through the window-shades of their room, with Lucy snuggled up against Natsu's side, an arm wrapped around him with a faint smile on her lips. Not quite awake yet, but in that in-between point of just about to rouse. The birds had barely even begun to chirp when the distant BAM! of a door swinging open, followed by barely hushed giggling voices and scampering feet could be heard by Dragonslayer senses with ease, obviously heading towards said cabin.
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Nev laughed, "No no, NaTsu! With a Tea!"
"That's even weirder, drinking tea with eggplants." The fairy huffed, then rotated again, "So, Natsu huh? I'm ... I'm Apricot, yeah. Nice to meet you, heh!"
The door swung open on that note, with Lucy being dragged by Justine, the older girl squawking, "Justine, my hair isn't dry yet --! Slow down!"
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"Oh hey~ Lucy. Look who's here."
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Justine giggled, letting go of Lucy's hand, and the girl straightened to try and wring her hair out - only to glance at her boyfriend at an idea, "Natsu, could you?" Dry her hair pleease.
Though when he directed her attention to something else in the room, Lucy glanced around from the excitedly practically -vibrating- children to Regina, and then th... the.. "Wh.. what is that is... that ...."
"It's a fairy!" Nev burst out, so beyond excited he couldn' even wait long enough for her to come to that realization herself.
"We found it yesterday when we were looking around in the forest!" Justine added, gloating. just a bit.
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"Come on then. You can come say hi too and I'll take care of your hair while you do~"
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Lucy started a bit, moving over to Natsu's side so he could dry her hair, which was getting so much longer at this point, she thought about cutting it. A little bit. Except Natsu seemed to really like running his fingers through her hair, so ..cutting it could wait. "My name is Lucy," she said to the fairy, still kind of stunned. "How... did Nev and Justine even -find- you? I haven't seen a fairy like you in... well, ever. Except for that one time the I met the spirits of Genessia but.." uh. They were kind of assholes.
"Rule of thumb, spirits and fairies and pixies, they're all super different. *pause* Lucy eh? Those two little humans helped me out of a bind earlier, and offered to let me stay here to meet you. I had a pretty good laugh at the name of this place, lemme tell ya."
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All the while his hands kept running through Lucy's hair, drying it off so effortlessly.
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"I said I was sorry!" Justine protested, pouting. Lucy giggled, giving Justine a pat, relaxing with the feel of Natsu's hands running through her hair. So soothing.
"Yes yes, so you did, so you did. Well, at least you didn't want to put me in a jar."
Neveren offered NO apology, but gave an even bigger grin while Regine palmed her face. "Nev, really?"
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Just as Justine was facepalming in a fashion that was frighteningly similar to Lucy's own reactions to Natsu's shenanigans. Lucy giggled a little as she caught the gestures from the kids, and as Natsu was finishing up with her hair, she glanced over her shoulder, "Do you see?" Look at those two precious kidlets. They're growing up so fast!
Regine tilted her head at the fairy, "So what brought you out this way Apricot?"
"Oh, this and that. We fairies normally stay close to home, but I went out to explore a little. Anyway, since he helped me out, I promised I'd grant one wish of his~!"
Regine quirked an eyebrow. "... grant a wish?" Did fairies do that kind of thing..?
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Oh a wish huh? You better make it a really good one then!" he said to Nev. Natsu was definitely not going to steal that opportunity from the little guy.
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"It's not something we go around telling people - can you imagine the number of humans that would be hunting us down?" Apricot turns its attention to Neveren and Justine, who now had to do some serious pow-wowing, and they huddled up to toss some ideas back and forth. Some of the suggestions were 'a life time of candy' 'a life time of ice cream' 'a horse' and 'a dinosaur'. But neither kid could decide on their pick.
Even though Nev is the one who actually rescued the fairy, he didn't want to make the wish without his sister's input. The two children stared at each other for a moment or two, then glanced at Natsu and Lucy, then back at each other. And simultaneously, "I know what the wish is~!" BIG GRINS all around.
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Lucy stifled a slight snicker, raising her hands to thread her fingers through her now properly dried hair. That done, she pulled her hair over her shoulder and leaned back slightly, counting on her beloved partner to support her and not let her fall flat on her back so she could lean against him instead.
Regine eyed the pair with a bemused smile, and then glanced at the kids as Apricot hovered a little closer to the children. "Okay? And what's your wish? Speak up speak up~!"
Neveren and Justine grinned excitedly at each other, bouncing a little on their toes. "We wanna see Natsu and Lucy's home!" Smiles never vanishing.
Lucy blinks in surprise - though thinking about it, she probably shouldn't have been. "Guys.." That's.. they've been trying to go home for over a year and they've been unsuccessful. "You know -"
"Done~!"
A flash of light follows the words, blinding the contents of the room. When the light fades -- both children are gone.
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"H-hey! You're going to bring them back right?" he said turning to the fairy.
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"Jeez, didn't you listen to the wish? They wanted to see those two's home." Seeing Regine was rightfully distraught, Lucy straightened and moved over to the other woman, who clamped a hand on Lucy's arm almost painfully tight. Apricot turned in Natsu's direction next, sounding perplexed. "Bring them back? Uh, that wasn't part of the wish."
Lucy stiffened, turning to stare at the fairy, "Wait a minute... you can't seriously be telling me you sent two children," granted they were only a little younger than Wendy, "And you have no intention of bringing them BACK?"
"Thaaaat's about the long and short of it?" Why is this such a difficult concept?
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"Heyheyhey, who's joking!? The kids made a wish, I granted it, THAT'S HOW THIS WORKS! You humans make stories about people making wishes and having them granted all the time, you KNOW how this works!" HUFF. She's feeling so darn unappreciated! "And I don't know anything about you little humans anyhow! They asked to go to your place, I granted the request. I didn't do anything wrong."
"Not my fault they didn't think their wish through more clearly." That fairy almost sounded like it was smirking. Amused even.
"Bring them BACK. NOW." Lucy added her voice to the protests, scowling.
"Hmph. You have a lot of nerve, I do a nice thing for some kids and everyone gets all pissy." Yeah that fairy was totally going to head for the nearest window. SO ungrateful and inhospitable these humans!
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"You. Bring. Them. Back."
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The fairy on the other hand, was more than a little nervous about the fire, and tried to scoot past the flames -- failing utterly when its wings get a little singed. "EEEK! Hot! hothothothothot!" Apricot yelped, quickly flitting back. "What's the big idea you jerk~!" She scowled.
"BRING THEM BACK!" Regina snapped when she realized the building wasn't burning down around them.
Apricot dropped onto the table and would glare if she could. "Okay look I'll level with you, if I could bring the little humans back, I would! (maybe) but the fact it, there are rules, and the wish was phrased as a one way thing! I can't bring THEM back HERE even if I wanted to. I'm sorry you're out of luck, and burning me isn't going to change that." HMPH.
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"If there is no way start thinking of one. Because of you don't I am going to give you the world's quickest tan. Only sunburn is going to look like a small blush after I am through with you. You're going to wish you were put in a jar before you thought about tricking us."
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"I didn't trick anyone! You humans are all the same, making your wishes then complaining when things don't go your way or turn out different from what you expect! I-"
..maybe she should NOT sass the guy who could literally burn her with a thought. "Okay okay okay! Lemme think here a minute!" UHHH. She's gonna hover as far from any fire she can, nervously. "I've got it! Okay! Uh - I meant what I said, I can't bring them back HERE, but how about I send you guys to where I sent them instead? That's fine right?"
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"All three of us."
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But she wouldn't want to leave Regine, especially with the kids missing now, and she was glad Natsu thought of her - no, she expected it. Silently, she nodded to Natsu's stipulation, reaching over to clutch Regine's hand.
The fairy bobbed in the air a moment, silent for a while, "Fine, all three of you. But you gotta get rid of all this magic stuff, or it'll interfere with my magic. Else I can't be certain I'll send you to the right place."
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Lucy frowned, but she moved over towards Natsu, pulling Regine with her. "I don't have a good feeling about this," she murmured to Natsu. Though they didn't have a lot of options here.
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