I don't own the winx club. Biggest wish but it's not true. If I did own winx club the witches would have been defeated a long time ago. Please review. I need to know what people think of my story. Gentle flames only. Reviews welcome.

"Flora, I want you to hear something." Musa called to her friend. She hit play on her cd player and the Carpenters' voices came through the speaker phones.

'Day after day, I must face a world of strangers. Where I don't belong, I'm not that strong. It's nice to know that there's someone I can turn to. Who will always care, you're always there. (*) When there's no gettin' over that rainbow. When my smallest of dreams won't come true. I can take all the madness the world has to give. But I won't last a day without you. So many times when the city seems to be. Without a friendly face, a lonely place. It's nice to know that you'll be there if I need you. And you'll always smile, it's all worthwhile. Repeat (*) Touch me and I end up singing. Trouble seems to up and disappear. You touch me with the love you're bringing. I can't really lose when you're near. When you're near, my love. If all my friends have forgotten half their promises. They're not unkind, just hard to find. One look at you and I know. That I could learn to live without the rest. I've found the best. Repeat (*) twice.'

"Musa, that is so wonderful. Where did you find that song?"

"Bloom suggested it to me." Flora had a dreamy look in her eyes as she thought about the man she loved. But sadly she doubted he returned her feelings. "Flo, what's wrong? It doesn't have to do with that new transfer student does it?"

"It's nothing. That song just reminded me of Helia."

"Someone's got a crush on a pacifist. When are you just going to tell him?"

"I can't just go up to him and tell him how I feel. That would be so disappointing if he didn't like me."

"Stella, love problem here. Get over here now!" Musa called from her room.

"Coming Musa. What did Riven do this time?"

"Not me, Flora. She's got a crush on a certain transfer student at Red Fountain. I just showed her a song that Bloom recommended for me and she said it reminded her of Helia."

"That artist we met at the unveiling of the new Red Fountain?"

"Yes, he's the one." Flora answered. She stared out the window in the direction of Red Fountain. Not knowing that Helia was feeling the same way. "I think I'll do my homework. See you girls." Flora gathered her homework from her room and headed for the park to focus. The words of the song went over in her head.

"Hey Flora, what are you doing out here alone?" Her head shot up as Helia came out of the forest. He saw the papers in her lap. "Homework?" She could only nod. The girls had followed her and the boys had joined them. Musa placed her CD on full blast and replayed the song she had shown Flora earlier.

'Day after day, I must face a world of strangers. Where I don't belong, I'm not that strong. It's nice to know that there's someone I can turn to. Who will always care, you're always there. (*) When there's no gettin' over that rainbow. When my smallest of dreams won't come true. I can take all the madness the world has to give. But I won't last a day without you. So many times when the city seems to be. Without a friendly face, a lonely place. It's nice to know that you'll be there if I need you. And you'll always smile, it's all worthwhile. Repeat (*) Touch me and I end up singing. Trouble seems to up and disappear. You touch me with the love you're bringing. I can't really lose when you're near. When you're near, my love. If all my friends have forgotten half their promises. They're not unkind, just hard to find. One look at you and I know. That I could learn to live without the rest. I've found the best. Repeat (*) twice.' Flora sighed. She knew her friends were somewhere near by.