'Why Him?' || Madeleine x Espresso

Chapter 2, Struct.

It could have been anybody but him. That light magic cookie Madeleine Cookie always had to ruin the moment. He had noticed Espresso battling to stay awake. He looked completely drenched. Madeleine Cookie put on a concerned face, yet he just looked at him. It always annoys Espresso Cookie whenever Madeleine Cookie stops by. He says, "It distracts my work," daily. Madeleine Cookie put on that smile he always has on and walks over to Espresso Cookie.

"Espresso my dear friend, you looked troubled." Madeleine says firmly. Espresso Cookie turned to Madeline with a small groan. "Well I wasn't until you showed up, light magic dimwit." Espresso Cookie says in annoyance. Madeleine crosses his arms with a head shake. "You should not judge light magic, my friend. It is the source of all problems!" The bright sun shined down on Madeleine. Espresso Cookie slammed his magic book shut. "Don't you have cookies to impress? Also light magic doesn't have a use for anything for one, and for two, how do you always attract the sun towards you." Espresso shakes his head. Madeleine stopped smiling and gave Espresso a angered look.

"None of the cookies are awake yet as you can see, and light magic has a use for everything! You just don't like it, because your just not fond of me."

"And I'll never be fond of you. You have to understand that," Espresso interrupted. "Light magic is just a useless way of using real magic. Take wizard cookie for example, they actually have real magic. Unlike you and that sword of yours." Espresso continued. Madeline gasped in offence.

"Just you wait my friend. Once I put on this show you will know how good light magic can be!" Madeleine smiled again. Espresso shook his head once again. "I'm not going." Espresso turned to his side. Madeleine shrugged than walked away. Espresso couldn't deal with this cookie much longer, as all the cookies can tell. He just gave Espresso that feeling again. Espresso ended his duties with a sigh. He picked his book back up and walked back to his cookie house.