I felt everything in me go numb before I cried out and held her close to me.
I cried her name over and over again, my body shaking.
I felt sick.
This couldn't be happening.
This was all a dream.
No, It wasn't.
This wasn't a dream.
Marniette was dead.
She wasn't ever going to come back.
After hours of locking myself up in my room, holding Marinette, I picked her up.
I transformed back into Cat noir.
I looked at her as I held her in my arms, her body looking like a broken rag doll now.
I felt as if everything was drained from me.
I felt as if nothing mattered anymore.
Tikki looked at us. Her tears still falling.
"Find a good Ladybug ok?...Find one that will make Marinette proud."
I kissed Marinette's forehead and jumped out of my window, onto my roof, and began jumping house to house.
I took Marinette to her parents immediately.
They deserved to have her more then me.
I left quickly, after apologizing to them, unable to handle their cries and sobs.
I un-transformed when I reached home and didn't talk.
I felt so helpless and empty.
I stared at my bed, at Marinette's blood.
It was stained into my sheets.
The image of her laying there burned into my brain.
I laid on my side on the bed after a couple seconds, staring at the blood stains, still seeing her laying there.
Injured, but alive.
Plagg comforted Tikki as I stayed silent and distant.
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The miraculous ladybug and cat noir
ActionA cats bell rung loudly through the cold empty night, a ladybugs wings nearly impossible to hear as it flew. The ladybug lead the cat, and the cat followed. The cat loved the ladybug, for it was not afraid of him, the lady bug loved the cat, for it...