Marinette was his universe.
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(Author note: this is Marinette's Pov.)
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Adrien Agreste was a lake.
Warm, calm, inviting, peaceful.
Small and familiar
No hidden monsters or reckless storms
Serene and perfect.
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Chat Noir was the ocean.
Wild, untameable, unpredictable, and chaotic
Vast and unexplored
There were dark secrets beneath his waves,
But he had a gentle soul.
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Adrien was perfect
But Marinette was anything else
Chat Noir was her partner
And he really cared.
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She imagined that blonde head of hair
Kissing her without a care.
Going on dates all over the city,
But there was one thing she couldn't see
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She couldn't tell who he was.
The person that she dreamed of.
His head was blonde, his eyes were green
But his face was yet to be seen.
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He was an odd mix of the two
Indistinguishable from either dude.
Mari was caught in a tornado of love
And that's the last thing she was thinking of.
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(Okay now we back to our regularly scheduled Adrien.)
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They say she didn't feel the fall
They said she didn't know anything at all
And from what he saw and what it seemed
She never heard his desperate scream.
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"Claws out" he shouted from below.
He couldn't see, he couldn't know.
No one really saw that night
Or could explain how ladybug fell without a fight
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The truth is she never fell.
But that's not exactly my story to tell.
Basically she thought she could trust
Someone who possessed a but of lust
Instead they filled with revenge
And she almost met her end
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She went down without a cry.
She had no time to say goodbye.
"It should've killed her" doctors said.
"She's lucky she didn't hit her head."
Chat Noir saved her, that much is true
But he had no idea what to do.
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She woke up after a long week.
He was starting to feel weak.
When they reunited. She shook her head
He didn't hear anything that she said.
After "I don't know you." Its was a blur.
He didn't think he loved her .he was sure.
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But his confession came too late.
If only it had been an earlier date.
For if Ladybug hadn't been dreaming of love,
She never would've been shoved.