the light you bring inside of me (mevie//malvie)

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"I can't go to Dragon Hall." Were the first six words that left Uma's mouth the moment she stepped foot inside the Lost Revenge where the rest were, all preparing to just crash into the school, classes starts at twelve anyways, "Then take them with you to Serpent Prep. All we need is an equal number so no one gets left behind." Carlos suggests, pointing at the Auradon Kids who were an inch away from insanity.

One more week in this island and they're going to fucking lose it. I mean, who wouldn't? They eat an overwhelming amount of junk once a day and there was no wifi. Plus, murder sprees are free here, you can get away with it and not feel any regrets. That's just bad, and by bad, I mean very bad. 

"I was kidding. I just can't stomach the fact that I have to spend school with you." Uma retorts as they begin walking, all sporting bags and supplies as Jay instructs them on what classes they should be taking, "Gil, I'm calling you an AK for this one to not mess it up, that okay, babe?" He asks as he looks up from the sheet of paper he held, Harry snorts, "Babe, aye?" 

Jay glares at him, swinging his bag at him as Gil nods, "Alright, Audrey, you're taking Evil Schemes and Nasty Plots with Mal, Ben's taking Selfishness 101 with Evie, Weird Science will be taken by Carlos and Jane, Chad, you and I have P.E, Harry and Jane, you're taking Artists and Thieves, Uma and Lonnie, you both have Wickedness while Lonnie and Gil, you two have Advanced Vanities." He instructs them as they reached the street where the school lies, all taking deep breaths, obviously hating the school. 

"Alright, guys, welcome to Dragon Hall." Mal says glumly as they all step on its front gates, Jane furrows her eyebrows, looking down on the dry soil as Lonnie dusted off her boot, without turning to look at them, Evie shakes her head, "It's also a graveyard. You're stepping on a grave."

Hell starts when they all entered the school, everyone seemed to be entranced by the group, moving over, giving them the biggest space as they all head to their lockers, "Alright, so whe' the fuck do I put my stuff in?" Harry asks, just realizing now that they had no lockers to put their items in, Mal takes a deep breath, cracking her knuckles and stretching her neck as she turns to another student, letting her eyes glow, "Give them your lockers." 

The student squeaks, shakily taking all of their stuff as they ran off, Evie frowns, "M, we could've shared with them." She says, taking Mal's hand secretly as the fairy pouts, "I'm sorry. I really don't want this. We're halfway through with our thing and I just want to get out of here. I want everything to go back to normal." She apologizes, fighting herself from pulling Evie closer, the blue haired princess understood, stepping away and giving her a faint smile before letting go of her hand, "Te quiero, Mal." She bids, leaving a grin on the fairy's face, "Je t'aime aussi, Evie." 

Their friends look at them confused as Ben gets dragged by Evie, "You two speak French and Spanish?" Audrey asks as they begin to step away, already headed to their class when Mal smirks, shaking her head, "No, we both just know how to say I love you and I love you too in all languages. There's a lot of them, but you can put it all together and it won'e be enough to tell how much I love her." 

Evie bites her lip once she's turned away from them, her grin nearly splitting her face in half as she and Ben walk away, he raises an eyebrow, a teasing smile on his face as he puts an arm around her shoulder, "You two finally read the book?" He asks, referring to the book of languages he had lent the princess, she nods, letting her heart beat freely without anyone else noticing as they enter the class, "What's got you so giddy, then?" He asks, sitting beside her, "It's the first time we said the 'L' word." 

Really, though, Ben sees how their world was this shitty, how the stars weren't visible, how the sun doesn't shine and how the air was mostly polluted. Everything was bad, everything wasn't perfect, nothing was damn near to any fairytale but then he sees Mal and Evie, two girls, undeniably in love, under a barrier where love was a sin, where it was unforgivable, where everything was meant to be bad and rotten.