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Everything we've been through together || Ladybug [Miraculous movie]

Ladybug swings through the streets of Paris, her red and black-spotted costume gleaming in the golden evening light. It had been a long day of protecting the city, but today, something felt different. After so many battles fought and villains defeated, Ladybug—Marinette—was beginning to reflect more deeply on the relationships in her life, especially the friendships that had kept her grounded throughout her journey as a superhero.

Y/n, one of Ladybug's closest allies, had been by her side for years. While not a miraculous holder herself, Y/n had always been a source of strength and emotional support for Marinette, reminding her that she didn't have to shoulder the burden of being Ladybug alone. Today, they had planned something special. They were meeting with other Ladybug allies—friends who had supported each other through thick and thin, even when the world around them was falling apart.

At a quaint café tucked away in a corner of Montmartre, Marinette and Y/n sat together, sharing pastries and laughing about old memories. Soon, they were joined by Alya, Marinette's best friend and the fierce journalist behind the Ladyblog, and Kagami, the fierce and straightforward ally who had recently joined their circle. The café was filled with the soft chatter of people enjoying the evening, but at their table, the atmosphere was electric with warmth and laughter.

"We've been through so much together," Marinette said, her eyes shimmering with gratitude. "I don't know what I'd do without you guys."

Y/n grinned, nudging her playfully. "You'd probably save the world and then forget to do your homework."

The group laughed, but there was an unspoken understanding between them. They had all been there for each other through battles and heartbreak, through moments of self-doubt and triumph. As the conversation flowed, the topic turned to the importance of female friendship and how much it had meant to each of them.

"You know," Alya began, her voice thoughtful, "being part of this crazy, superhero-filled life has taught me that we don't have to go it alone. There's a strength in standing together, in knowing that you have people who'll always have your back."

Kagami, who had once struggled with letting people in, nodded in agreement. "I used to think being strong meant being independent, but now I know that strength also comes from trusting others. Letting people in isn't a weakness."

Y/n, who had been quietly listening, added, "It's funny, isn't it? How society tells women that we should compete, that we should be jealous of each other. But look at us. We're stronger together, supporting each other through all the ups and downs."

Marinette smiled at her friends, feeling a swell of pride and love. As Ladybug, she had learned how important teamwork was on the battlefield, but her friendships with these amazing women had shown her how crucial emotional support was too. They weren't just teammates—they were her sisters in arms, in life, and in every struggle that came their way.

The café slowly emptied out as the night grew deeper, but the group stayed behind, their conversations shifting from light-hearted banter to deeper, more personal reflections. Marinette realized just how much she had grown because of these women. Alya had always been there to listen, to cheer her on when things got tough. Kagami had taught her that sometimes strength meant facing your own vulnerability. And Y/n, her steadfast companion, had been her anchor when the weight of the world felt too heavy.

As they sat together, Marinette reflected on a particularly difficult battle from a few weeks prior. She had felt overwhelmed, doubting her ability to continue being Ladybug, unsure if she was good enough. But Y/n had been the one to pull her out of that darkness, reminding her of who she was, not just as a hero, but as a person.

"I remember that day," Marinette said softly, her gaze shifting to Y/n. "I was ready to give up. I didn't think I could handle being Ladybug anymore. But you reminded me that I'm not just fighting alone. That I've got all of you with me."

Y/n reached over, squeezing her hand. "We've all had our moments of doubt. But that's why we're here—for each other. None of us have to face things alone."

Marinette looked around the table, seeing the same sentiment reflected in her friends' eyes. They had all been through their share of struggles, both in their personal lives and as heroes. But they had faced it all together, and that made every challenge feel surmountable.

In that moment, Marinette realized that female friendships, the kind that were built on trust, loyalty, and mutual respect, were some of the strongest bonds she had ever known. They had seen each other at their best and their worst. They had laughed, cried, fought, and made up, but through it all, they had remained united.

Ladybug wasn't just a superhero. She was a friend, a sister, a teammate. And that's what made her powerful. The love and support she received from the women in her life gave her the strength to keep fighting, no matter how difficult the battle. Together, they were unstoppable.

As the night came to a close, the group rose from the table, walking out into the cool Paris air. The Eiffel Tower sparkled in the distance, casting a soft glow over the city. Marinette smiled to herself, feeling lighter than she had in weeks. She wasn't alone in this journey, and she never had to be.

With a final hug, they all said their goodbyes, promising to meet again soon. As Marinette and Y/n walked home together, Marinette couldn't help but feel grateful for the friendships that had shaped her. They had taught her that, no matter what challenges came her way, she had the strength to face them—because she had her friends by her side.

And in that, she found true power.