After the New York trip, Marinette decided to confess her love to Adrien, but he rejected her saying he's in love with someone else, that lead to Marinette almost getting akumatized. But what would happen if Adrien have some regrets from his rejecti...
{Previously Love can come in mysterious ways, Marinette has decided to forget about Adrien, she threw away all pictures of him threw away his schedule, and decided to make a few changes for herself. She has some other clothes to try on, change her hairstyle; no more pigtails, and put the past behind her and focus on something else that isn't Adrien related. Now that she's in school, how will her friends react to her new look? Let's find out together.}
Chapter 7: What changed?
At school, Marinette goes through the double doors and sees her friends, so she decides to go up to them.
Alix: I'm telling you, he has another thing coming for rejecting Marinette.
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Alya: We all agree with that, but you know violence isn't the answer, you know...
Marinette: Hey. *They look and gasp at what she's wearing. *
Alya: Girl, what do you have on?
Marinette: This? I decided to... change something.
Alya: Whatever change you made, it's perfect for you. *She gets her phone and takes a picture of her. *
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Rose: Your hair. It's not in pigtails anymore.
Marinette: I decided to change it into something new.
Mylene: You look great. What's it for? Or "who" is it for?
Marinette: No one. *Meanwhile, Adrien walks by and he sees Marinette in new clothes and her hair isn't in pigtails anymore. *
Adrien: 'Is that... Marinette? She's so different. I like her original style. What changed?' *Then without paying attention, he bumped into Kagami and they both fell back. * Sorry about that.
Kagami: No, I'm sorry. I wasn't paying attention to where I was going.
