Adrien hadn't meant to find out. Really, he hadn't. One could argue that it wasn't even entirely his fault. If it wasn't for that scarf. If his Lady hadn't made him that scarf, hadn't proudly stated that she made it herself, her identity would have stayed secret. Not that he'd ever admit that he discovered her identity.(Please read all Author notes before reviewing!) ON HISTUS

"No! He is my prince! This is not a love triangle!" Her focus was now on Ladybug, and she was a lot more relentless in her pursuit of the heroine's demise. An Akuma that involves a princess and a falling tower leads to an injured Ladybug and a very surprised Chat Noir. The events which follow surprises them both.

Adrien Agreste has never been an expert in controlling his emotions. When feelings for his classmate in pigtails begin to arise, he can't stop himself from seeing her any chance he gets—even as Chat Noir. Yet with all budding romances comes the inevitable (and quite unintentional) hurt, leaving Marinette to question her crush on Adrien and why a certain feline is making her blush.

One of Marinette's rare unlucky days turns into something treacherous. Thanks to a certain cat, the real danger passes but there are other things to be more afraid of. Her heart, for example, might be one of them. Mari/Chat.

A sequel to Rainy Days. Adrien and Marinette work at getting used to their newfound knowledge of each other, and start to make things official.

Adrien looked over at the shy girl as she laughed and joked through their classes. Why wasn't she like that with him? Had he done something wrong, did he make her uncomfortable? Did he intimidate her? He wanted to hear her jokes too, he didn't understand what he had done wrong, but he was determined to fix it. He would get to know Marinette better, maybe then she would be at ease.