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Juvia and Gajeel on return from a mission run into an old acquaintance who could become a new friend. “Ameonna? Kurogane?”
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Cuatro parejas. Cuatro mujeres enamoradas que han perdonado. Cuatro hombres enamorados que todavía no pueden perdonarse por haber lastimado a las mujeres que aman.
Aquí están sus historias. (Jerza, Gajevy, Miraxus y Gruvia).
"Amar es perdonar, perdonar es amar". -
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Gajeel y Juvia tenían mucho más en común de lo que muchos creìan. Una de ellas era su pasión por el cabello. A ambos les encantaba cuidarlo y gastaban muchísimo en los mejores productos. Siempre iban de compras juntos.
Esa noche, habìan decidido pasarla juntos y cuidar de su respectivo pelo mutuamente. -
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Juvia thinks about Gray’s abandonment and the goodbye that was never said. Obviously set during the Avatar arc. Based on the song “Desde tu adios” by the Latino-Mexican band Eme 15
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Two ice mages and one water mage. One of the two is in love with her, she is in love with the other. What will happen?
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While on his way to a mission, Gray reflects on the hardships, tears, battles, and triumphs which led to him and Juvia finding their happiness together.
(Or: the story of how they finally, officially got together told through memories). Oneshot.
I do not own Fairy Tail.
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Gray rejects Juvia's efforts one too many times, leaving her with a need to get some space
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Gray leaves her and he'll never let himself regret it. At least, he tries not to.
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You don't need to pretend that perfection is your friend, 'cause we're all broken (and we don't all end up alone).
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In which Juvia learns to gaze beyond the clouds. (Rating for very brief use of foul language.)
[Do fairies really have tails? An eternal mystery, a never ending adventure.]Series
- Part 2 of Do Fairies Really Have Tails?