We've all known Lucy as the Celestial Wizard. But what if her parents hid a deep and dark secret from her, something that changes her life. And as feelings begin to develop, evil begins to rise again, and a new kind of evil that no one has ever faced. NaLu Fan Fiction!!!! <3 <3 <3

Both divorced, Natsu and Lucy try working out their relationship for the sake of their 5 month old daughter, Nashi. "Oh why don't you just shut it, and dye that hair of yours. It makes you look gay" Lucy shrugged nonchalantly and Natsu scoffed. "Bitch, I'm fabulous and not to be mean or anything but when last have you brushed your teeth? I'm just seeing cheese staring back at me" Lucy gasped, rubbing her tooth as Natsu grinned triumphantly. "Oh brother.. there they go again.." Levy sighed with the roll of her eyes, holding a giggling baby girl who sucked greedily on her fingers. (This story contains Adult Languages and Situations. I do not own Fairytail nor none of its characters. This story is pure fictional and I hope you readers enjoy and have a good laugh) (Ps. Please read, vote and comment your opinions on this story) Enjoy!

(Warning! There will be cursing in this book) After a night of heavy drinking and partying, Lucy Heartfilia finds herself in bed with her best friend Natsu Dragneel. About a month after that night, Lucy wakes up with morning sickness that lasted a few days before she decided to go to the doctor. She finds herself pregnant with Natsu's baby. Scared of breaking their friendship apart, she quits the guild and runs away. Seventeen years later, a pair of twins, a boy and a girl come to Fairytail and joins the guild. The thing is, they look awfully similar to two specific guild members. . . . . . But the thing is, they didn't join Fairytail just for the sake of it. There's someone who's after the two siblings. A dark guild. Nightingale wing. The name may seem friendly, but trust me, they are the most powerful dark guild in Fiore. Disclaimer: I don't own Fairy Tail. Hiro Mashima does. I own the story line, nothing else. Please no copying