[Pinkie]

"Mizuki!" He heard his name but did nothing to stop. His mind was troubled and his feet kept moving. Where he was going not even Mizuki knew but by the time he looked up he stopped dead in his tracks. "After all this time..." He said to himself as he looked at the spot before him. It was a grassy area covered in trees to hide the nature. It was their spot or rather...it used to be their spot.

"How did it come to this?" He asked Luna as she stopped behind him "Because some one dose not know how to control his temper" She said crossing her arms looking at him "You know as well as I that is not the case" He said turning pale lavender eyes towards her. Looking at her he noticed the arms uncross as she sighed a little her bright blue eyes closing "No...its because you love him" She said before they reopened and Mizuki sighed closing his own eyes looking down to the ground.

"Admit it Mizuki..." She said to him "You do and I know you do...no one could have conections to a place after a hundred years unless there was greater meaning to it" She said while she crossed her arms once more "Your going to deny it and say you love him like a friend but it runs deeper and your problem is that you cant see it...or dont want to" Luna said with a little growl.

Mizuki shook his head "Your wrong" He simply said with a shrug of his shoulders "Its the fact that I know I do and I know its not returned that makes the pain so much worse" He said in a barely audible whisper. "Thats why I should of never returned..." He said "I knew there would be nothing but hate that came from that man....but just" Mizuki paused "Just seeing him one last time...will have to do" He said his heart breaking a little more as he spoke.

Turning he made to leave the area his feet had taken him to "Come on Luna...we have overstayed our welcome" He said as he felt the eyes on him fallow him as he left the little clearing. He knew some one was watching them. That was why he had said what he did at the moment otherwise something like that would have been kept inside just like it had been for a hundred or more years.