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"Give her back!" Gray yelled at the white haired man from Lamia Scale. "I don't know who you're talking about!"the man answered. Gray hit him across the face. "I'm talking about Juvia you idiot!" "Why do you think she's with me?", Lyon asked hitting Gray back. Gray didn't answer but hurried around Lyon into the other ice mage's apartment. "GRAY-SAMA!" he heard a familiar voice call out to him and he followed it, after closing the door behind him quickly so Lyon couldn't go in. What he saw next shocked him. Lyon had taken it too far. "J-Juvia!" Gray exclaimed. The blue haired girl was tied to a wooden chair. Her clothes were torn so

Bus Stop One Shot – Kigo Based off of "Bus Stop" by the Hollies By: HKrisH -------- As I'm walking down the nearly vacant sidewalks of downtown Upperton, I can't help but notice the immense rain that had sprung itself upon the unsuspecting city-folk. It has been the heaviest rain season that any of the main cities (Lowerton, Middleton, and Upperton) had seen in quite some time. It's early March and by this time, the clouds would have at least attempted to disperse and vacated the lovely blue skies. I can understand why the sidewalks and streets are nearly vacant today, then. No one would want to be out in this weather and the selec

Sakura: Do i ever cross your mind? Sasuke: No Sakura: Do you like me? Sasuke: Not really Sakura: Do you want me? Sasuke: No Sakura: Would you cry if i left? Sasuke: No Sakura: Would you live for me? Sasuke: No Sakura: Would you do anything for  me? Sasuke: No Sakura: Choose --Me or your life Sasuke: My life Sakura runs away in shock and pain and Sasuke runs after her and says.... The reason you never cross my mind is because you're always on my mind. The reason why i don't like you is because i love you. The reason i don't want you is because i need you. The reason i wouldn't cry if you left is because i would die if you left.

Secrets: Pt II When two people find themselves avoiding each other, usually they find someone else to be around. On the odd occasion that Astrid had seen Ruffnut the past two weeks, she had observed the white-blonde haired girl sticking to her brother a lot more and the other kids in the training ring. More than this, however, Ruffnut had been, Astrid knew, intentionally avoiding her gaze and company, and over time Astrid had found herself unable to stand the cold silences and pointed conversations that did not involve her during practices. Abandoning the training area, Astrid had taken to returning to the small clearing in the wood and si