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[ EPISODE SEVENTY THREE ]
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𝐗𝟕𝟗𝟐
"let me see your pass please."
"huh? sure!" she dug through her bag, expecting to find the pass at the top where she had left it last night, but was surprised to see that it wasn't where she had thought it was. "huh? i don't have it..." she mumbled to herself, digging around in hopes that it had gotten lost underneath all her things and would suddenly appear.
"you can't get by without a pass."
"she's with me." they peered behind the blonde celestial mage to the source of the voice who spoke to the two guards. immediately they straightened up, bowing their head towards the girl and surprising lucy who peered over her shoulder in confusion. her eyes quickly lit up with excitement as she turned her body around to fully face the person.
"maya-chan!" she exclaimed, bouncing over to the girl and wrapping her arms around her. "when did you get back from ceran!? do you know how much i missed you?" the green haired mage couldn't help but giggle at her best friend, patting the blonde's head.
"it was only for a few days, you saw me at home last week." she pointed out as lucy pulled away. the two girls had been living together for a year now, spending almost every day together ― some days, maya would take trips back to ceran to visit and other days lucy would be swamped with work and spend the night at the office. however, when they were together, it was always like old times, whether they were laughing over funny memories, training together to become stronger, or reminiscing their time with fairy tail as they fondly recalled the memories.
"your highness, our sincerest apologies." one of the guard's caught their attention as the two girls turned their attention back towards them.
"don't worry about it." she waved them off, a soft laugh escaping her lips as her and lucy walked passed them and into the arena. "this brings back memories." she breathed out as they walked through the hallways, reminiscing events that had happened over a year ago now.
