Miraculous Ladybug and Cat Noir x reader

Stormy Weather

"What a nice day today," I said to myself. I noticed a photoshoot happening nearby, so I decided to sit on a bench away from it. I took out the book I brought with me and started reading. Suddenly, I heard a little kid's voice. When I looked up, I saw two of my schoolmates with a little girl.

I continued to read until I felt a shadow over me. I looked up to see a guy with a camera. "We need a second model. Would you like to help, please, miss?" he asked. I was about to respond, but the classmate with glasses interrupted. "She can't, but I know someone who can," she told the man.

"Is that true, miss?" he asked me. I looked at the girl with glasses, confused, and said, "But I can."

"That's great! Come with me, miss," he said. "OK," I replied, following him.

"Hi, aren't you in my class?" I asked the boy who was the other model. "Yes, I'm Adrien. You're the new girl at school, right?" he replied. "Yes, my name is Y/N. It's nice to meet you, Adrien," I said.

With that, we began the photoshoot. But suddenly, there was a loud blast, and an ice dome surrounded us. I rushed toward the dome to check if everyone was OK. "Is everyone alright?" I called out.

"Yes, we're fine," said the girl who had tried to convince the man I couldn't model. "OK, just try to stay calm. Everything will be alright," I reassured them to help the little girl relax.

Then I noticed a girl dressed in a ladybug outfit. "It's Ladybug! She'll get us out of here!" the girl with glasses exclaimed. (Ladybug? Hmm, she must be one of the superheroes here.) I thought as the girl with glasses spoke with confidence.

However, I noticed Ladybug glaring at me before trying to break the ice dome, but it didn't work at all. "Maybe getting the akum's victim could help get rid of the ice dome," I suggested. Ladybug and the girl with glasses shot me angry looks.

"How could you say that as if Ladybug doesn't know what she's doing?" the girl with glasses yelled at me. "I'm sorry; I was just thinking that might help," I replied, looking down. The little girl then looked at me with a sad expression.

"Hey, why did you say that to her? She was trying to help," the girl asked me. "It's okay, little girl. I think what I said sounded mean," I told her to ease her worries.

Ladybug rolled her eyes and left, saying she would fix it. While we waited, the girl with glasses attempted to distract the little girl, but ice spikes began to fall. I rushed to find something to help.

"Hey, where are you going?" the girl with glasses yelled, probably thinking I couldn't hear her. But when I returned with a sharp metal pole, her eyes widened. "Don't worry, I'll try to get you out while the heroes handle this," I told them, attempting to break the ice.

In the meantime, a swarm of ladybugs started fixing everything. After a moment, I asked the girl with glasses her name. "Alya," she answered with annoyance. I decided to leave to avoid dealing with her further, but I realized I had forgotten my book on the bench.