The Karate Code ~Robby Keene~

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Miraleigh sat on the hood of the car, she stared at the stars in the sky, Robby sat next to her and smiled happily at the peaceful look on her face, she was happy. He could see it and could see how happy she was being away from everything. Robby stood in front of her, smiling as she grabbed his hands and blushed at the look he gave her. Miraleigh felt special being under the stars, no lights were in sight, Johnny parked the car up a hill and walked down to get some items for the three and so it left Miraleigh to admire the stars and Robby to admire his girlfriend admiring the stars. 

Robby continued to watch over the girl, Miraleigh smiled at him, kissed both of his hands and stared back at the sky. Focusing on the shapes she could make and the images she could see, the girl giggled as her mind formed an image, patting the spot next to her to show Robby what she could see and pointed to the sky. 

"The one by the moon looks like a teddy bear. There's the ears, the little button nose and the eyes. It's tummy and its paws." Robby chuckled at her words, he could see it as she described it and whispered to her.

"You're amazing, I hope you know that." The brunette girl scooched closer to him and giggled as he wrapped an arm around her waist, bringing her closer to him and kissing the side of her forehead. 

"I know, now, what can you see?" Robby smiled, he pointed to the sky and pointed a constellation under the moon. 

"That one looks like a princess fighting a dragon, I know, it's huge but you can see the dress and the hair. Then the wings and tail-" Miraleigh turned his face to look at her, cupped his face and started placing gentle kisses on his lips. 

He also cupped her face, smiling into the kiss, keeping one hand on her hip and deepening the kiss as she used her hand to steady herself on the car. Robby removed his lips for a brief moment so they could both breathe, Miraleigh fixed Robby's hair and grinned as he caressed her cheek. 

Robby caressed her cheek, fiddling with the collar of her shirt, keeping a hand on her hip to prevent her from falling off the car. The girl rested her forehead underneath his chin, listening to his heartbeat and the flutter that came to his heart once she rested her head on his chest. 

"I still give you butterflies." She teased, giggling as she could feel him shake from laughing, Robby got her to look at him and booped her nose. Miraleigh pointed back to the sky, grinning at the stars and slid off the car, dragging Robby with her and started swaying their hands together. 

"Dance with me." Robby did as requested, he spun her around, laughing as she grabbed his hands and started pulling them back and forth as she moved her hips side-to-side as they danced about in the empty open space. 

Miraleigh threw her arms over Robby's shoulders, he placed his hands on her waist, slowly swaying with her and the breeze wind brushed against the both of them. They'd been waiting for a very long time but this was perfect, the two of them by themselves and enjoying what the world had to provide for them and the serenity that it granted them both. 

"Can we stay like this, just you and I?" Robby whispered, not wanting this moment to end, stepping closer to Miraleigh as she raised her arms slightly further up his back and kissed his lips as the boy hugged her. 

"Come on, love birds, we gotta hit the road again." Miraleigh sighed, glancing at Johnny and took Robby's hand as she dragged him to the backseat. 

"Sit with me, please?" Miraleigh whispered, the boy nodded and let her hop in first before he followed after her and closed the door behind them. Johnny hopped, handing them both dinner and started driving again, shoving fries into his mouth as he drove. 

"Thanks for dinner, Johnny." Robby grinned at Miraleigh's manners, her generosity made him gleam and her kindness was one of the many traits he adored about her. 

"Yeah, no problem." As the drive continued, both teens relaxed and slid their shoes off, Miraleigh curled her legs up to the side and Robby rested a foot around her ankle. The brunette boy smiled lightly as Miraleigh reached for her book, he grabbed it from her hand and placed it out of her reach. 

"Take a break, just relax, it's too dark to read." Miraleigh nodded but decided to tease him a little. 

"But you forget I have super-sonic sight." Robby chuckled at her joke and nodded, giving her a playful, apologetic smile and held his free hand up in defence. 

"My bad, I'm sorry, I forget sometimes." 

"Hmmm, you're forgiven." Miraleigh fell asleep an hour later, leaving the two guys away, Robby had placed his jacket over her and Johnny decided to talk with Robby. 

"How are you two doing?" 

"Better, she doesn't seem to be holding any grudges but I know we're not how we once were, I know we still have to get back there. Miraleigh's worried a little and doesn't want to have much to do with her family so she's just staying away from certain places. It got loose that she's Kreese's granddaughter so the media's been having a go at her and following her slightly but it's fine overall." Robby explained, knowing he was referring to when they both had been in the dojo and he finally broke. 

"Well, It's good to see you two back to some form of normal, I don't think I've seen a perfect duo like you two in a long time. It's good to see that still exists." 

"Yeah, it's good to know it's still something that can exist." Robby agreed with the man, something that felt strange to him but nice at the same time. 

"She doesn't have anyone else?" He asked his son, Robby glanced at the girl and sighed, shaking his head and remembering that Johnny couldn't see. 

"Just me, she doesn't have anyone else, it's hard for her and I don't know how to help. But I want to help." 

"I'll see if I can help any, you just focus on rebuilding your relationship." 

"Thanks, dad," Robby mumbled, glancing back at the girl, smiling lightly as she stirred slightly. Robby closed his eyes, resting his head to the side and crossed an arm over his chest, trying to get some sleep himself sooner rather than later.