I'm Sorry

Perfect

A soft warm breeze flew through the air as two activities took place, in different locations. Natsu was off dancing and laughing subconsciously with Lisanna. Lucy was walking through a bright sunny meadow with this boy, Jellal Fernandez.

"So Luce, can you play football?" He whispered into the air. His voice made its way to her ears. She let out a giggle as she shook her head.

"No, sorry," she said smiling. She was still wearing the clothes from the Café. The glorious clothes that would've had Natsu fall for her.

"Well, com'on let's try!" Jellal yelled excitedly with joy. He brightened up. He held a football in his hand.

"All you have to do is run down the hill and I'll throw you the ball. Catch it and we'll win!" He said beaming from ear to ear. His blue hair shifted in the wind, Lucy's long blonde hair waved out like the long strokes of a paint brush as it presses against the surface, creating lines of its own. Lucy smiled at him and nodded.

She ran down the hill throwing her arms into the air to catch the ball.

"Hi, I'm Natsu," this boy with pink hair said smirking with appeal at her. It was Lucy's first day. She's known to be quite the dense one at dating or even at falling in love. So Natsu knew she'd be a challenge.

"Hi! My names Lucy!" She said cheerfully with a smile that closed her eyes upward. The two were wearing the school uniforms. It was in front of the English room to their school and study hall. They'd just rammed into each other by fates twisted ways.

"Nice catch! Luce!" Jellal yelled over the hill as he jogged toward Lucy smiling proudly.

Lucy gasped as she looked in her hands. The football had actually been caught! This was something to new to her because she's not very good at sports.

"Beautiful and can catch a spiral ball. You're perfect," he said in awe. Lucy's face had blush strike across it instantly at that compliment.

"Handsome, and, nice. You're perfect," Lucy said aloud.

The two gazed into each others eyes for awhile.

Perfect they both thought smiling.

They're future is dark.