Something zips over the tall sky-scraper like buildings. The tiny fairy, bent on her mission, follows a trail of invisible dust.
It gets stronger as the night falls, and the pull grows, and grows, until she's flying with speed she didn't know she had. As the afternoon sun peaks over the horizen, the fairy stops her furious flying. There is now a visible trail of fairy dust to follow - fairy dust
that will lead her straight to where she needs to be - to where her boy told her to go.
Over the houses she flies, slowing down slightly at night, as the street lights flicker one, until she comes to one with an oddly shaped roof. It has a tiny room up the top, with an equally tiny window. "This must be it." She says to no one but herself.
As she settles down on the window-sill, the oddly shaped little room has an oddly shaped bed. On the bed is the person that she's been looking for.
"Hmph." Tinkerbell examines the task beforehand. The person on the bed is the one she's looking for.
"Oh dear." She clucks, looking the person over. They're quite obviously attractive. She has stunning red hair, and pale, smooth skin.
"No, this won't do." The fairy shakes her head. "This won't do at all."
She bends over the person. "Psst!" She says quietly.
The girl jumps backwards, wincing as her head hits the back of the bed.
Her alarmed eyes go wide with fear, and she opens her mouth to scream.
The fairy scurries forwards, putting her hand over the girl's mouth, and pushing her backwards towards her bed. The girl doesn't make a sound as she is pinned down, and then, she relaxes slightly.
Tinkerbell feels the fight and tension go out of her, and suddenly, she lets go. Questions pour from her mouth quicker than Tinkerbell can keep up with.
"Sh!" Tinkerbell says, rather crossly. "How would you like to get out of here?"
The girl's eyes grow wide with wonder.
Tinkerbell's will burns against that of Peter Pan's will. She struggles with herself as she looks at this girl. Finally, her own will bubbles to the surface.
"I can't." She whispers. "Peter Pan, you made the mistake of love one time before. Never again. I can't let that happen to you."
"Ready?" She smiles up at the girl.
"Sure." The girl shrugs, and closes her eyes. "Take me somewhere. Anywhere."
"With pleasure." Tinkerbell's wicked smile returns. "But be warned. Traveling with pixie dust sometimes has a few... side affects."
"What do you mean?" The girl asks.
"You'll see." Tinkerbell smiles, grabs her by the hand, and concentrates.
A/N: I TOLD you I had a million of them. ;) I just like this. His funny face is all stupid. haha.
Just while we're here, can I say that Robbie Kay is a BRILLIANT actor. He made me hate him in about 7 minutes of meeting him. All applause to you, mate. FANTASTIC job. I just hate your character, bro. No worries. ;)
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