Adrienette - depress girl

A Leap of Faith

Marinette and Adrien spent the rest of the evening together, walking around Paris and talking about everything and nothing. It felt like old times, before everything went wrong. As they talked, they reminisce about the times they had spent together before, and how things had changed since then. They both felt the same longing to be together again, and to make things right.

As they walked, Marinette felt peace settle over her. Being with Adrien made her feel like she could conquer anything. She knew he would always be there for her, no matter what. Adrien had been a source of strength and support throughout the difficult times, and Marinette felt a sense of safety and security when she was with him. His presence was a reminder that she wasn't alone, and that she could rely on him when she needed it.

Eventually, they found themselves in front of the Seine. Adrien took Marinette's hand, and she felt electricity shoot through her. She looked up at him, and he smiled down at her. Marinette could feel her heart beating faster as he smiled down at her. She felt a wave of warmth wash over her, and she had never felt more alive. Her hand in his felt like a perfect fit, and she knew in that moment that she was in the right place.

"Marinette, there's something I need to tell you," he said. "I've been thinking about it for a long time, and I think it's time I said it."

Marinette felt her heart race. She thought she knew what he was planning to say, but she didn't want to get her hopes up.

"I love you, Marinette," he said. "I've loved you for a long time, and I don't want to keep it secret."

Marinette felt tears prick the corners of her eyes. She had never felt so happy in her life. She threw her arms around Adrien, and he hugged her back tightly. She was overwhelmed with emotion, both from the joy of being reunited with the one she loved and the relief of finally having her feelings reciprocated.

"I love you too, Adrien," she said. "I've loved you since I met you."

Adrien pulled back from the hug and looked into Marinette's eyes. "Will you be my girlfriend?" he asked. Marinette smiled and nodded. She had been waiting for Adrien to ask her out for months, and finally the moment had arrived. She felt relieved and happy that Adrien had finally made his feelings known.

Marinette felt a thrill of excitement. She had dreamed of this moment for so long, and now it was actually happening. She had been hoping that Adrien would finally ask her out, and she could barely believe that he was finally making the move. She was filled with joy that her longtime crush was finally expressing his feelings for her.

"Yes, Adrien," she said. "I will be your girlfriend."

Adrien leaned down and kissed her, and Marinette felt like flying. She had never felt so happy in her life. Adrien's kiss was the culmination of all of his efforts, and it showed how much he cared for Marinette. The kiss encapsulated the joy and excitement of the moment for both of them, and it was clear that Marinette had finally found the happiness she had been seeking.

As they pulled away from the kiss, Adrien took Marinette's hand and led her to the edge of the Seine. He looked down at the water, and Marinette followed his gaze. Adrien's eyes were full of wonder and admiration, and Marinette felt a thrill of excitement as they stood there. She felt like she could just keep looking into his eyes forever.

"Marinette, I have another thing to ask you," he said. "Will you leap of faith with me?"

Marinette looked up at him, confused. "What do you mean?"

Adrien smiled at her. "I mean, will you trust me enough to jump into the Seine with me?"

Marinette felt her heart race. Her life had never been very exciting. She had never done anything that felt so daring and adventurous, and the thought of trusting Adrien to take her on such an adventure was thrilling.