(A/N) I know it isn't very long but it's an epilogue, it doesn't have to be long.

3rd Person

The two girls were standing in a large bathroom, getting ready. "Wow. I can't believe we're already seniors! I mean, high school just kinda flew by! And now we're going to our senior prom. It's just so hard to imagine that we're going to be in college next year. But at least we're all going to the same college, I mean, what luck! That's so great, don't you think so?" The girl with the mocha skin finished somewhat breathlessly.

The blonde laughed. "Yeah, high school did go by pretty fast." She frowned. "But I still can't believe you and Fang are making me go to the stupid prom. Nudge, why are you guys so mean to me?"

Nudge laughed. "Oh, Max, we aren't mean! I'm pretty sure Fang just wants to see you in a dress."

Max rolled her brown eyes. "It's nothing that spectacular." Max was donned in a simple but pretty emerald green dress.

Nudge glared at Max. "Please. You look amazing. Simple is better sometimes."

For a second, the pretty blonde teenager stared at Nudge. She looked like a princess in her gorgeous blue dress, like she stepped out of a fairytale. "Hard to believe when you look so beautiful."

Nudge smiled. "Thanks Max! I guess we both shine!" She struck a pose and the two girls laughed.

Their doorbell rang and they both walked downstairs. "Hey Iggy! Hi Fang, Max is coming." Iggy took Nudge's hand and slid a corsage on her wrist. She kissed his cheek.

"If you didn't make me wear these stupid shoes I would have been down there a lot faster!" Max hollered from up the steps. One foot in front of the other. Don't fall, don't fall. She let out a breath she didn't know she was holding when she finished safely descending the stairs.

Nudge laughed. "It isn't exactly a science, Max."

"Not for you…" Max muttered quietly. Max smiled sheepishly at Fang wearing a black tux. "Hey."

Max already insisted that she didn't have to wear a bunch of flowers despite Nudge's protests. Instead, Fang offered her his arm. "I don't need to be treated like some pampered princess." But she smiled and took it anyway. Fang walked Max to the car with Iggy and Nudge right behind them.

They babbled many random things such as pancakes, what was really in hot dogs, and stuffing. "Stuffing is the best part of Thanksgiving! I mean, it's so fluffy and yummy, how can you not love stuffing, it must be a crime to hate stuffing, and if it isn't a crime, it should be made illegal."

Max shook her head. "The turkey is the best part of Thanksgiving!"

"How about stuffing filled turkey?" Iggy offered.

Max and Nudge both made faces. "That stuff is nasty!" Nudge declared.

Iggy put on a look of mock hurt. "I happen to enjoy that."

"Guys. We're at the school." Fang said somewhat tensely. Fang hadn't engaged in the random conversations. In fact, from what only Max could tell, he seemed pretty nervous.

They all got out of the car, Max cursing her long skirt to the depths of hell. The boys led Max and Nudge inside the gym.

Iggy took Nudge's hand, kissed it and told her gently, "You look stunning."

Nudge flushed. "Thank you, you look very nice too." Iggy twirled Nudge around on the dance floor.

Lissa walked over to Max and 'accidentally' bumped into her. "Oops." Max glared at her. She reached up, grabbed her crown, and snapped it.

"Oops. My bad." Max smiled at her and blinked her big brown eyes innocently.

Lissa gasped. "B-but but you can't do that to me! I'm the prom queen."

"Looks like you just got kicked out of the kingdom." Max stepped on her foot and said, "Wow. These things did come in handy after all!"

Several teachers walked over to see what was going on. Lissa was in tears. "She broke my crown!"

"Yep!" Max declared brightly before heading outside with Fang still holding her hand. When the couple was a safe distance away from the school, Max groaned. "I really hate that girl."

"Does that have anything to do with the bachelor auction last year?" Fang asked, smirking.

Max glowered at him. "No. So what, she took you out on a date because she paid the most money, big deal." She huffed and crossed her arms. "It wasn't even a real date was it?" Still half smiling, Fang shook his head. "Good."

Abruptly, Max turned her head toward the gym. "How loud do these people play their music?"

Fang shrugged. "Dance?" He offered her his hand, and his former nervousness seemed to come back.

Max took his hand and they swayed slowly to the music. She leaned her head on his chest.

Nudge and Iggy were watching from just outside the gym. "So when do you think he'll ask?"

"I dunno." Iggy replied before kissing his girlfriend.

At the end of Max and Fang's dance, he looked at her and took her hand. "Max. I love you. Marry me?"

He didn't do any of that cheesy stuff where he got down on one knee, or where he recited a poem, though Fang would have gladly done those things if it meant Max would be his for the rest of his life. Max stared at him as if he had two heads.

"I uh," For a second her eyes darted around and Fang's heart sank. He was about to release her hand, recognizing the look on her face, the one that plainly said 'I'm going to run.' But she held fast. "Yeah. I will."

He kissed her cheek and she whispered, "I love you."

"WHOO!" The sudden shouting of all the people in their school startled Max. Max looked around for Lissa's familiar face. She smirked at her before kissing her fiancée.

(A/N) How was it? Guys I need ONE review to meet my goal of 1,000 reviews, please, everyone tell me what you think of the ending to this story? Is there anything that you guys are confused about? And links to the dresses are on my profile!