Happily Never After (Tagatha/the school of good and evil)

The Princess Dressed in White

Well done, Agatha. I knew you'd be able to do it. I knew it from the start. Come rescue me, rescue Sophie, rescue the world.

Agatha opened her eyes, rubbing them. She looked at the clear blue sky with the puffiest clouds anyone can ever encounter.

"You've made it." Agatha turned around, seeing her in person. Staring in awe, Agatha didn't say anything.

Her ginger hair blew in the wind and so did her dress.

"Hi." Agatha bowed towards her. "Its nice to see you." Mildred smiled, taking Agatha's hand and squeezing.

"Why am I here?" Agatha asked, looking around at the magical place. "You are here to finish was someone started."

"What do you mean? Who started what?" Agatha asked, nearly tripping on her dress. "What my nemisis started."

Agatha sighed. She didn't like how people just didn't give her the information she needed. If they did, it would make her life much more easier.

"Sit down, let me tell you a story." Agatha obeyed sitting down on a mushroom.

"One upon in a time, there lived two girls. Evil and good, they were once good friends, but once good began to live her happily ever after, evil got jealous and they fell apart. Evil shattered Good's heart, leaving her with nothing.
Evil framed good and good was punished, but once people found out, they punished evil too. Since good's punishment was for a lifetime, they couldn't undo it."

Agatha listened in awe. "What does that have to do with me, though." She asked. Mildred laughed, grooming her ginger locks.

"Evil's curse can be reveresed, so once that happens, she wants to do something so drastic, it could break the balance between good and evil and distroy everything."

Agatha nodded, listening. "Since good can't stop her... Someone with a heart of pure good can save her."

"Me?" Agatha scratched her head. "I know I'm good, but I not pure." Mildred chuckled. "Of course your not."

Agatha scowled. "I don't want to do that, though." Mildred's smile faded.

"But think about it. If you don't do this, nobody will and you'll lose everyone. Everything you have. Tedros, Kiko... Even Sophie."

Agatha didn't take in the manipulation. "I can't. I'm sorry."

"If you ever change your mind... You know what to do." Agatha watched Mildred run away, sobbing.

Agatha opened her eyes to find herself lying on the ground. Tedros happened to be around too. Gasping for air, she let go of his suit.

"Agatha." Tedros smiled as he hugged her. "You were out for a long time."

Agatha laughed, getting up. "I missed you." Hugging him, she planted a kiss on his lips. Tedros cocked an eyebrow. "We saw each other yesterday."

"Promise you won't go." She sighed, thinking of what Mildred said. "I promise. Are you okay?" Agatha nodded, not letting go of her grip.

Moving slightly, Tedros kissed her back, longer this time.

All the way to her room, Agatha couldn't help but look for any signs of Evil.

"Let's read a fairy tale." Tedros shrugged, pulling out Snow White and the seven dwarfs.

"No!" Agatha snatched the book from him. "But I thought you loved-" Agatha cut him off. "Not anymore." She took the book and threw it out the window.

The same with Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast, Hansel and Gretel, Sleeping Beauty and even Mildred and the Witch.

Panting Agatha plopped on her bed and had a strop.

"Seriously, tell me what's going on." Tedros said sternly, sitting next to her. Agatha opened her mouth and then shut it tight.

"Sorry, I don't think I have the strength to tell you at the moment. It's stress."

He looked deep in Agatha's big brown eyes swelling with tears. Hugging her again, he felt her break down on his chest, making his heart break.

"I could stay here tonight if you want." Tedros suggested. Agatha took a deep breath, not showing Tedros her face. "You could get in trouble."

"That's a risk I can take."

Agatha smiled. "I think we should start by getting those books back into your room."

Tedros went downstairs to retrieve them as Agatha watched from the window. He waved as he spotted her and she waved back.

"Snow White?" He asked, gripping to so she wouldn't throw it out of the window.

"Why not..."

"Who's your favourite dwarfs?" Tedros asked, looking at them all.

"I like Grumpy. He is so cute." Agatha smiled, looking at his red jumper. "I think Doc and Sleepy are my favourites."

Agatha and Tedros talked all night until Agatha finally fell asleep in his arms. Tedros spent his time after that playing with Agatha's hair until he fell asleep too.

"Treachery means betrayal." Sophie said, panting in front of the mirror." I was in the library all the day because Professor Sader wasn't much of help."

"What did do?" The figure sighed.

"I dangled him from the roof and then realised he just didn't answer because he was asleep."

The figure smirked. "Pure evil."

"It was by accident."

"How do you feel about dangling him."

"Nothing actually."

"One of the purest Never I've ever seen."

Sophie rolled her eyes. "Well I'm going to bed."

"What about the riddle?" The figure, shrieked.

"I know you need to get out, but I need my beauty sleep."

The figure growled, disappearing from Sophie's view.