You're Mine

by King_Again

Rating: mature
Tags: Drama, Original Character, Shadowbolts (EqG), Romance, Equestria Girls, Indigo Zap, Sex, Sugarcoat, Slice of Life
Length: 23544

Now of course Indigo would become protective of Sugarcoat, especially around Colt Crush

After a few weeks of dating, Indigo is told Colt Crush is still flirting with her Sugarcoat, and that doesn't fit well with the athlete.

Warning(s): The 'Sex' tag will come into play in later chapters

Published 2018-06-23 03:00:07 UTC
Last updated 2018-07-04 23:48:26 UTC

A Wonderful Sunday

You're Mine

By Howling Wolf

A few weeks after beginning to date Sugarcoat was honestly like a dream come true. Though Indigo Zap had to beg Sugarcoat into trying things with her, heck, even getting her to give a small kiss before class began was one of them. Mostly Sugarcoat would keep to herself when they hang out, always had to be Indigo Zap starting up anything in the relationship.

Even though it was clearly Sugarcoat who started the relationship with the kiss, but hey, things happen. So why should that bother Indigo?

Somehow the athlete had convinced her girlfriend to stay the night, which was probably why she was starting at her girlfriend peacefully next to her, eyes closed and breathing so softly. Didn't take long for the confusion to leave Indigo's mind before a small smile appeared on her face and she leaned in to give a kiss on Sugarcoat's cheek.

The girl was sleeping so peacefully that Indigo didn't want to disturb her, even if it was a Sunday and they should be getting ready for Monday, but it felt wrong to just wake her up like that. So, Indigo watched her lover for a few minutes before getting out of bed and making her way to the bathroom.

Maybe others thought both girls could do better when it came to dating partners, like Sugarcoat's mother had thought. Her father was so happy to know his baby girl was growing up, while her mother on the other hand wasn't impressed. Apparently, her mother took a liking in Colt Crush, not even knowing about his flirty ways, and wanted Sugarcoat to date him, not some girl.

Especially if said girl was Indigo Zap.

Sugarcoat's mother didn't even give Indigo a chance before she demanded her daughter to break up with Indigo Zap or else she wouldn't be interested in her daughter's life anymore. Possibly even disowning Sugarcoat while her father tried to change his wife's mind about the two.

His efforts weren't even close to changing her mind but he gladly approved of the two, much like how Indigo's parents approved of them. Both giving their sorry's about Sugarcoat's mother not approving, but her thoughts didn't really matter to them much.

Coming back into her bedroom, Indigo smiled brightly as she saw Sugarcoat rubbing her eyes with a yawn coming from her mouth. Such a cute sight to see from Sugarcoat herself, and Indigo nearly wanted to burst out in multiple topics about how cute her girlfriend was looking right now.

“Aw, you look so cute,” Indigo Zap cooed before Sugarcoat gave a slight frown before putting on her glasses. Indigo bite the inside of her cheek. “Ever thought about contacts?”

“I tried once, it didn't work out, as I kept running into things.” Sugarcoat explained, a slight blush appearing on her face at the memory. “Never did want to wear contacts again, just in case I would run into more things, plus I could barely see. Things are just more simple with glasses.”

Indigo gave her a look. “Could you try? For me? Please? I won't ask again if you do!”

“No, Indigo.”

Indigo puffed out her cheeks before getting back into the bed and wrapping her arms around Sugarcoat, holding her tighter before placing her head on top of the other's. Staying there for a few moments before Sugarcoat's phone began ringing and the girl moved out of Indigo's embrace.

Making the athlete give a slight groan before she heard Sugarcoat give off her own type of growl. One person could only run through Indigo's mind about who it might be.

Minty Sweet, Sugarcoat's mother.

Judging by Sugar's angered expression and her use of growls, Indigo was sure it was indeed Minty Sweet calling in on her daughter. Maybe even to see if Sugar had come to her senses and was going to dump Indigo for Colt, but of course, Sugarcoat knew much better than Minty did.

Soon enough, the call ended with a firm, “I don't care what you think!” from Sugarcoat. The teenager stat down on Indigo's bed and gave a tight sigh.

Tensing up when Indigo's lips met her neck. “I-Indigo, no.” Sugarcoat mumbled with a slight whimper.

“Indigo yes.” Indigo smirked, giving Sugarcoat's neck a few kisses before pulling away. “So... what did she want from you?”

“What you do think she wanted?” The girl spat out, narrowing her eyes at the thought of the talk a few minutes ago. She managed to hold off a growl. “She wanted to see if I came to my senses and was planning on breaking up with you and going ahead to date Colt.”

Oh, Indigo's blood began boiling at the mention of Colt Crush.

And how Sugarcoat knew how Indigo could act when it came to the topic of Colt Crush, and what she might even do at her will.

“I swear if I run into your mother, I will give her a piece of my mind,” Indigo promised her girlfriend. “I don't care how much you don't want me to.”

“You know I won't stand in your way, but I will have to draw the line at one point during that, Indigo.” Sugarcoat reminded her. “Now, let's get up.”

“What about this? It would look nice on you!” Lemon Zest smiled brightly at her friends. “Try 'em on, Sugar! It'll give Indigo a nice surprise.”

The rest of the Shadowbolts had shown up at Indigo's door and practically dragged the two out of the house for some shopping at the mall. They were all wearing their casual clothing, which ranged from skirts to pants and from T-Shirts to light sweaters.

Sugarcoat eyed the item in Lemon's hands and nearly blushed bright red. The clothing was a very short skirt with a nice matching top to go with it. Even the top looked lose and Sugarcoat didn't know what to think about this right now.

“Lemon, no. I am not wearing that.” Sugarcoat explained. Trying not to look at the item again, her eyes trailing towards Indigo who was with Sunny Flare and Sour Sweet. “Especially not for Indigo.”

“Too bad! Here!” Lemon Zest shouted, pushing Sugarcoat into a changing room. Throwing the item into her hands and closing the door. Standing right outside it, waiting for Sugarcoat to come out.

After a few minutes, Indigo and the others walked over to her, and it was Indigo who asked where Sugarcoat was. Right away Lemon placed Indigo's hands over her eyes and explained to keep them shut before calling out to Sugarcoat. As much as Indigo was confused, a thought of Sugarcoat having a surprise for her was heart warming.

When she heard the other girls gasp, she bite her lip. Oh damn it, what was waiting for her now? Her heart started to beat a little faster before Lemon shouted for her to uncover her eyes and when she saw her girlfriend, her heart went into overload.

The outfit fit Sugarcoat with ease. The skirt hugged around her waist easily and wasn't too tight, the top piece was just like the bottom. A perfect fit and honestly, Indigo was sure she would have some sort of a nose bleed if it weren't for their friends around them at the moment.

“W-Wow...”Indigo mumbled under her breath while the others began talking all at once.

“You look good in that!” Sour Sweet smiled. “Not too bad, Sugar!”

Sunny nodded. “I agree. You look great.”

“Thanks, I guess,” Sugarcoat said, trying not to lock eyes with Indigo while the others cooed about how good she looked before Lemon spoke up.

“Let's leave the two lovebirds alone for awhile.”

With that said, the girls left, leaving Indigo and Sugarcoat alone. Without anyone else besides a few shoppers, the employee, and with the quietness of the store. Surely enough, everything seemed awkward just for them to be alone in the store in the corner by the changing rooms.

With a heavy silence between them, Indigo wasn't sure what to say to her girlfriend at this point.

“You... you look really beautiful,” Indigo Zap whispered underneath her breath before stepping forward and bringing Sugarcoat into an embrace. “I mean it.”

“I, um, thanks Indigo.” Sugarcoat said back before she was pulled into a kiss.

Not a bad Sunday so far, shaping out to be a wonderful Sunday indeed.

Jealousy Comes Into Play

The next day at school was less than pleasant. Now of course many were heading to class early, some talking with their friends unlike at the end of the day. All students were wearing their uniforms in their respective ways, some having their ties undone, doing them up when someone important like Principal Cinch walked by. It was clear no one wanted to be here right now after the weekend.

There was one person in the entire school Indigo didn't want to see this morning, and hoped he was away because she knew he would try and hit on her girl. Colt Crush, the one guy who everyone knew. Everyone knew how he would always find a girl to flirt with but the main victim was Sugarcoat, for some reason.

No one knew why he picked Sugarcoat to hit on all the time, but it was a known fact that he wouldn't stop, and no matter how hard they tried, he wouldn't stop. In fact, Sunny Flare had thought about reporting it to her mother, but she knew Cinch wouldn't really give a few cares in the world what Colt was doing. After all, Colt was like a son to her, and it surprised Sunny when Cinch had told her.

It was a great surprise to everyone that Colt was like a son to Cinch, even to him, but they didn't question it much. Probably because Colt was getting great grades and understood Principal Cinch greatly like how Sunny Flare did. Then again, Sunny Flare only understood because she was the Principal's daughter and everyone knew not to mess with her in a long shot.

Putting her things into her locker, Indigo's eyes wondered around the hallway, silently wanting her locker to be closer to Sugarcoat's but that was the next hallway. Now, she didn't mind when Sugarcoat came from the hallway and walked up to her, why would she mind that?

What she did mind was Colt Crush standing there with his friends; Emerald Rare, Shining Sword, and Bolt Shot, right at his locker, looking right towards Sugarcoat.

Where they really getting into this so early? If they were, Indigo was ready to beat the flirt up anytime. She even cracked her knuckles and that was enough to grab her girlfriend's attention, though she acted like nothing had happened, Sugarcoat had seen right through her little lie.

“What's wrong? Why are you cracking your knuckles?” Sugarcoat questioned Indigo with a slight frown on her face. The normal frown she had and Indigo merely shook it off.

“No reason, I just had to crack them,” Indigo quickly lied through her skin. What would one little white lie do? “Have everything you need?”

As much as she wanted to make Indigo reveal the full truth, Sugarcoat knew she wouldn't even get close to that. Instead, she answered Indigo's question. “Of course I do, I wouldn't have come here if I didn't.”

“Right, stupid question,” Indigo waved her hand with a small smile on her face. Her eyes trailed over Sugarcoat's head right to Colt. He was glaring at her with hate in his eyes. “Kiss me.” It was blunt and was not a question. It was more like a command.

Sugarcoat blinked at Indigo Zap, feeling a bit shocked at her demanding tone. This tone was new from Indigo. “E-Excuse me?” Now that was a question instead of demanding it.

“I said, kiss me.” Indigo repeated herself.

Again there was that tone. That brand new tone Indigo had. If it were anyone else, it would hold no effect on the honest girl, but this was different. Different and Sugarcoat suddenly liked it? It took a lot of effort not to bite her lip while Indigo was using this tone.

Shit.

This could be consider a turn on if there weren't any other people around to see her knees start to shake a little. But there were people, so Sugarcoat had to keep it together and swallow her pride. She leaned to kiss her partner. It was a little kiss but it was still good enough.

Well to her it was. To Indigo Zap, it was the opposite.

“Not a good enough kiss, Sugar.” Indigo gave her a slight growl. “The only time you kiss like that was our first kiss, which was when I stole your glasses, and when we out shopping with the girls. I want a real kiss, like the ones you give when we're alone.”

“You're not getting one of those kisses, not in public,” Sugarcoat replied with her usual tone, trying to keep the shakiness of her voice out. “When we're alone, then you may get them.”

That plan failed, but another sparked in Indigo's mind. If Sugarcoat wasn't going to give her that kind of kiss, then, she would just have to give Sugarcoat that kind. And her lover could not say no, because Sugarcoat wouldn't see it coming, unless she said 'then I'm going to give you the kiss', and she wouldn't do that.

Indigo watched as Sugarcoat began walking away towards their class, and she knew Colt would be going to walk beside Sugarcoat like a friend. Then probably flirt with her girl, and that wasn't fitting well.

Silently, she ran up to Sugar and grabbed her hand, twirling her around and kissing her. There was no doubt that Sugarcoat's eyes went wide before she melted into the kiss. Slowly kissing back before pulling away, and a few seconds to breath before she was kissed again.

What is she doing!? Sugarcoat thought before she returned the kiss. Is she trying to make me weak or something?! As if that demanding tone wasn't enough!

Before long, the kiss finally ended and Indigo was smirking brightly. “That's how it's done!” Sugarcoat swore she saw her rub the back of her hand across her mouth.

“Idiot,” Sugarcoat mumbled, her cheeks glowing a faint red. “Never do that again. Understood?”

“Yeah, yeah, got it.” Indigo Zap gave her a thumbs up.

“Aww! That was so adorable!” The two tensed up as they gazed over to the side and saw Lemon Zest, Sour Sweet, and Sunny Flare standing there. Lemon with her phone out while the other two girls smiled. “Sugar, you should return the favor to Indigo!”

Of course Lemon would suggest that out in the open while other students began to crowd around them, some even agreeing with the hyper Shadowbolt. This time, both girls blushed while the students began chanting kiss her softly, careful not to alert staff members.

More importantly, not alerting Principal Cinch.

Sugarcoat gave a slight glare at Indigo and mumbled, “I told you I didn't want to kiss in public like that! Now look, you managed to get a crowd!” Indigo swore she whispered something else under her breath.

“They're not going to go until you kiss me back, and exactly like how I did,” Indigo whispered back, trying to ignore the chants around them. “Might as well get it over with.”

When Sugarcoat leaned in and gave Indigo the same kind of kiss, the crowd did cheer, expect for Colt Crush and his gang of friends. Colt gave a frown and a growl before noticing how Bolt was video tapping the scene before them, and blinked.

There was no way Bolt was into this sort of thing.

“Why are you video tapping?” Colt Crush asked his friend.

Bolt gave a weak smile. “Sorry, but it's hot to see that! Don't ya agree, Emerald, Shining?” Shining nodded in respond but held his arms cross with a smirk, Emerald barely heard the question. “Want me to send the video to ya, Colt?”

“Wha...!? No!” Colt blushed before smacking his forehead. “Bolt, I do not want to have a video of my girl kissing another girl.”

“Your girl? I thought she's Indigo's girl, now?” Emerald blinked in confusion and Colt gave him a eye roll.

“Not for much longer. Sugar's mother hates them together, after all, Minty came over to have a drink with my mom and I overheard them. So that's how I know.” Colt explained. “We'll just see how long they can last.”

Bolt, Emerald, and Shining shared a look. This would not be good if Colt was planning on doing what they think he was going to do...

Not Much To Him

If there was one thing Colt Crush hated about Indigo Zap, it was how she got Sugarcoat. That and how she always got on to the team for the Friendship Games, despite how Cinch would always say he would get on next year. Nope. Indigo always had to win the spot, then again, it was nice seeing their School win instead of CHS, but hey, first time for everything.

There were always secrets about himself he never told anyone, expect for Bolt and Emerald, but other than that, there wasn't much to him. He was a regular guy who found himself being good at pickup lines, and always got the girls to blush brightly, even if their boyfriend was standing right there.

He guessed that was why everyone probably hated him, but at the same time didn't really mind him. Even to Colt it was confusing just as it was to everyone else in the school, and they all knew how Colt would act when a boy would defend their girl, giving up just like that with a smug smile.

All throughout math class, he could see them sitting together, and at one point Indigo moved to hold Sugarcoat's hand, which she moved her hand away. Whispering about how they would get looks and how she should wait until class was over and done with. There was no reason why Indigo couldn't hold her hand during the class, but Colt figured Sugarcoat wasn't swallowing her pride.

Of course, she wouldn't swallow her pride twice in a day. Even for Indigo. Colt knew this for a fact, and basically everyone else that knew Sugarcoat. Probably one of the reasons Colt liked her, that and her blunt honest combined with her cute figure.

“Yo, Colt, why are you staring at her?” Shining asked with a slight teasingly tone. “She's taken bro, you know that perfectly well from that kiss scene early. Which by the way, you need to send me that, Bolt.” Shining added to Bolt Shot.

“Got it, I'll send it to ya,” Bolt grinned, taking out his phone before carefully sending the video to Shining Sword. Luckily, Shining's phone was on mute so no sound could be heard. “There ya go.”

“Mister Bolt Shot!” The teacher called and everyone turned towards him. Bolt gave a slight gulp before sitting straight up like everyone else when the teacher spoke. The teacher eyed him carefully before narrowing his eyes. “Tell me, what are you doing by distracting mister Shining Sword and Colt Crush?”

Bolt's normally yellow skin went pale in a matter of seconds. “Uh... distracting them to prevent them from learning your lesson, Mr. Sand?”

“That's correct, Bolt,” Mr. Sand's voice was rough, and his tone was very grumpy considering how he had to go through many more students in the next lesson. “You wouldn't want to keep them from learning and earning yourself a little trip of Principal Cinch and having a punishment, would you?”

At that point, everyone shuddered at the thought of Cinch's punishments. They were truly harsh but they had to put up with them every time in order to please Cinch and convince her to letting them go. Bolt was often one of the students who had to go through with them.

“N-No sir!” When Bolt spoke in that tone, it made everyone feel bad. The ones who actually knew him knew of his troubling childhood. With his father leaving, and his mother barely paying attention to him, it was easy to grab his scared side and drag it out into the real world. It was also easy to make him cry when fighting happened because it always triggered memories of his parents fighting. “I don't want to go and visit Miss Cinch.”

Even Mr. Sand could feel his guilt raising up. He was very aware of Bolt's childhood because he knew his father, and knew the reason why he felt. “Okay, Bolt, okay.” Most were surprise at his gentle tone now. “Deep breaths and calm yourself down, okay? Go take a walk if you need too, the hall monitors should know why you're up and out of class without a hall pass.”

“Y-Yes sir, thank you sir,” Bolt mumbled, slowly getting up and moving towards the door. Gazing back at his friends before leaving the classroom. Still looking very pale and scared.

“Colt, you're his best friend, right?” Mr. Sand asked and Colt nodded. Not liking where this was heading. No doubt he would be asking personal questions about Bolt. “Tell me how an out-going, trouble making, caring kid, like Bolt came from someone who was terrified of what was going in his family end up like him?”

Bingo.

There it was, the personal question Bolt made him promise not to tell anyone. Yet this was the teacher so what did it matter?

“He drowned out the noises and pain, pretended like everything was okay,” Colt sighed. “He did mainly everything for his mother, though she hardly knew he was there, and slowly found she wouldn't care what he was doing or what he had done. Needless to say, he became a trouble maker.”

And that was enough for everyone to shut up.

During lunch, Colt had to walk around the entire school looking for Bolt Shot. He hadn't been in second period like they all thought he would, and the teacher had heard about the little accident in Math so she dismissed him from her class all together, but knowing her should would gladly let him go from where they were.

But if Bolt missed third period then they would really have a problem here. Of course Bolt could've went home, home to that empty apartment he got from moving out of his mother's house at age 16 going onto 17 in about a month. And even if CPA called his place, they would be only telling Bolt himself he had left.

Which would truly just be weird.

What seemed like for hours, Colt finally found his best friend leaning on the outside wall of CPA. It was near the backfield, and mainly students were out there playing sports and talking with their friends about upcoming tests and how they would be studying for them.

But none of that interested Colt. Only Bolt did.

“Bolt, there you are! Dude, you missed Mrs. Adder's lesson on the Battle Of Hastings. You always talk about you love the battle.” Colt Crush spat out, narrowing his stunning amber eyes. “What's going on with you, today?”

“I didn't plan on missing second period, Colt. But I got a text from my Uncle saying my dad's gone, it was way too much to handle,” Bolt admitted before giving a weak smile and showing his phone to Colt. “Ya sure ya don't want the video? 'Cause I can still send it to ya.”

His mind was saying no while his heart was saying yes. His mind found it angering that Sugarcoat was kissing another girl, and not him, but his heart was saying it was damn hot and he should say yes for the video. Know of course, Colt shook his head.

“Bolt, I don't plan on seeing my girl kiss another,” Colt explained, crossing his arms. “Specially if the other girl is Indigo Zap, got it?”

“Guys, come check this out!” Emerald yelled, running up to them with his own phone out. Shining right behind him. Quickly, Emerald placed his out so they could all see it. “Lemon sent me this, it's another video of Indigo and Sugar.”

Shining laughed. “We get you're dating her, bro, but seriously take it down a notch. We don't need to know about your love life with her.”

“Screw off, Shining, or I'll start trashing talking about how you're dating little miss Frosty Orange.” Emerald spat out before playing the video.

And it was just another video of them kissing, but this time, it seemed more tense. While the others seemed to enjoy it, Colt was looking away, trying not to look at the video. Though it was kind of hard to because of the moans coming from Emerald's phone.

“Why do you even watch that here?!” Colt asked, slowly showing his anger.

Bolt rolled his eyes. “Look, Colt, we all know this is really hot. Don't say otherwise! Emerald, send us the video as always as to Colt.”

“Done and done!” Emerald grinned.

“Emerald! Bolt! Shining! I swear I'll kill you!” Colt spat out.

Breaking apart, both girls had to catch their breaths before gazing over at their friends. Bad enough they were dared into this, but Lemon had to go and video tap them doing it. Why did they agree to play truth or dare with them?

“You done video tapping us?” Indigo mumbled before Lemon smiled and began walking away. Probably to edit the video. “Taking that as a yes.”

“You two were cute,” Sour sweetly said before going serious. “But you didn't have to go and moan out loud. Could've kept it a low moan.”

Sunny Flare rolled her eyes and placed a hand on Sour's shoulder before opening her mouth to speak before she felt her phone buzz. She quickly checked it before giving a slight smile and laugh a little. “Look out, Lemon just sent me the video.”

“You have got to be kidding.” Indigo mumbled under her breath. “She only took pictures right?”

“Before yes, during this, it was indeed a video.” Sunny explained.

Sugarcoat gave a frown before she felt her cheeks glowing with a pinkish blush. The last thing she needed and that was a video. “Remind me to tell Lemon off next time we see her.”

“You know she means well,” Sour waved her hand with a smile while Sugarcoat shot her a glare.

The glare was good enough for them to start walking back into the school, where they saw Lemon chatting with someone else, both girls were thankful that their friend didn't show the video to anyone else but Sunny. Except they didn't really know Lemon had shared it with Emerald.

Until third period of course where Indigo nearly blew her head off while shouting out Lemon's name. Thankfully it was during gym, so that meant the PE teacher thought they were just running for warm up instead Indigo trying to kill Lemon. Emerald along with his friends only laughed expected for Colt.

Colt, on the other hand, snuck to stand by Sugarcoat and gave her a quick look before gazing over at Lemon and Indigo. Not sure how to start up the conversation.

“Sorry about Lemon sharing that video,” Colt eventually said.

“No, you're not. For all I know you could've gotten that video as well and liked it.” Sugarcoat responded with her usual tone and Colt frowned. Alright then, she was playing hard to get.

“I am, Sugarcoat! Really! A lovely girl like you doesn't need a video about you kissing Indigo getting out,” There it was. His flirty tone was coming and Sugarcoat forced herself not to blush. “Besides, even if I did like it, not saying I do, others would surely want to see it in real life. And that wouldn't fit well, not with a girl like you.”

Oh how Indigo would have his head for this chat but it was worth it by a long shot. Chatting with the girl herself was something he enjoyed. But he was sure if she was still single, he would be loving it even more. Because he would still have a shot with her instead of having to back off.

But oh well, things happen.

“You should really go before Indigo finds you talking with me.”

Colt rose an eyebrow, he was heading into the dragon's kept with his next words. “Oh? As if you're girlfriend could lay a finger on me, besides, I bet she's looking for someone else when you're not around.” Why did he say that? He had no idea why.

“Go and fuck yourself, Colt.” Colt wiped his head over to find Indigo standing there with a frown.

It was his turn to run and by the god above, he did.

Meet Me In The Locker Room(NSFW)

“Meet me in the locker room after school.”

That's what she was told and planned on going to the gym locker room after final class had ended. Of course waiting for the last class to come and go was just as hard as it was trying to figure out what was going to be going down in the locker room, though she hadn't even thought Indigo would want her to meet her in the locker room. But maybe it was because she had practice and wished to see her before they went home for the day.

The school's sports team had been called out of third class near the end to come and practice their skills for an upcoming game, the coach already told their fourth class teacher they wouldn't be around, which they understood perfectly. The main reason why they were okay with it was because they knew their sport team would win every single game they had to play to get CPA their big wins for the season.

It still gave her no clue about what Indigo had wanted from her, and the teasing from their friends gave zero help as they always made jokes about them. At least they didn't video tap themselves teasing the girls to put them on the internet and what not. It still would be nice if they would kindly leave them alone and such, but they were always going to tease them, no matter what. Or, until they got their own lover, and they could be teased about it.

When Sugarcoat had told Sour Sweet about Indigo's words, her friend merely smirked and took a sip of her drink. Going on about how surprising she would be when in the locker room, like she knew what Indigo was planning all along, and it somehow scared Sugarcoat a tiny bit. But she wouldn't even show it, of course. Sugarcoat would never show when she was scared, well, to her friends at least.

“You probably know what she's planning, don't you?” Sugarcoat questioned while they were doing their work in fourth class. Sour gave her a smile before returning her eyes to the sheet of paper. “Just tell me, Sour. What is she planning on doing?”

“Not really my place to tell you,” Sour answered back, looking up from her paper work to look Sugarcoat in the eyes. “You'll just need to find out on her own, Sugar.”

Sugarcoat gave a frown. “Of course I need too.”

The rest of the class was just as painful, waiting for the moment the bell rang and they were allowed to go roam until the final bell rang for them to head home for the day. The work wasn't due until Thursday and probably no one finished judging by their looks of misery during their work time, and the teacher hadn't even noticed their worried looks until she realized one person came up to her and asked her for help.

Needless to say the boy was the only one besides Sour and Sugarcoat to finish it all up in the work block. Everyone else wasn't even close. Meaning they wouldn't have to worry about doing homework for their Science class for awhile, which would lead to them getting close to finishing up the unit while everyone basically dragged behind them.

The teacher had asked Sugarcoat to give the homework to Indigo so she could get it done before Thursday, and how Indigo would need to be told how to do the homework. So everything was left within Sugarcoat's care, it surely didn't help with how Indigo needed to see her in the locker room.

Sugarcoat didn't even see Lemon running up to her and jumping a little when she grabbed Sugar's shoulder, and the glasses wearing girl nearly jumped in surprise at her friend. “Lemon Zest, what are you doing?”

“Indigo texted me to tell you to start heading over to the locker room!” Lemon beamed, pushing her friend over to the gym doors. “Don't worry, there's your satchel, and everything! Just go see her!”

Being pushed into the gym was something Sugarcoat didn't want, but Lemon pushed her in anyways. Looking around, no one could be seen. The empty gym only held silence, only ever breaking when Sugarcoat walked towards the change room for girls. It wasn't a far walk, but she had to admit, it would've been nicer if the girl's locker room could be a little closer to the doors.

Even the boy change room was closer than the girl's.

Seeing the sport team trailed out from the change room was a little comforting, now knowing they would be alone instead of having so many people within the room. Without a second thought, Sugarcoat opened the door and walked into the room.

A lot of thoughts were running through Sugarcoat's mind about what Indigo had in mind for them. But the real main question was why Indigo wanted to meet her in the locker room after school, when everyone had gone home expected for some staff members.

“There you are, Sugar,” Indigo smiled before planting a kiss on Sugarcoat's lips. “I'm guessing Lemon found you and pushed you into the gym?”

Sugarcoat nodded, watching her put her sport uniform into her bag. “Yes, she didn't give me a second to even walk in myself. She just pushed me into the gym.”

“Should've just made her tell you to come into the gym instead of making sure you got into the gym before they closed the doors.” Indigo sighed and Sugarcoat stopped. Where they going to be locked in the gym? Seeing her face, Indigo gave her a smile. “Don't worry, I got the key from Coach.” In proof, she dangled the key in front of Sugar's face.

“Well, that's comforting, but... how did you even convince him to give you the key in the first place?” Sugar asked, narrowing her eyes a bit.

As Indigo went over how she managed to get the key, both of them sat down on the bench while Indigo got her uniform back on before long, she was finished up telling Sugarcoat and had her uniform on and everything. It took Sugarcoat a few moments to finish up her respond to Indigo's tale, but at least she knew how.

Before Sugarcoat could open her mouth to speak once again, Indigo captured her lips with her own. Without even thinking or having control of her own body, Sugarcoat placed her hands on Indigo's shoulders as they kissed, not noticing how Indigo pulled her in so Sugarcoat was sitting in her lap.

Indigo parted her lips and kissed more deeply, pulling on Sugarcoat's lips with her own. She instinctively dipped her tongue between her lover's lips. She felt Sugarcoat moved her head to the side, allowing Indigo to deepen the kiss. In Indigo's mind everything was going good.

It took a moment for Sugarcoat to pull away to catch her breath. Her voice was shaky, and she had a stutter. “I-Indigo, w-what are you doing?” She only asked that because she could feel Indigo's hand making its way over to the hemline of her skirt.

“I told you before, we weren't done when we got interrupted. So, I'm making sure we finish it up,” Indigo smirked before going back to kiss her, moving to make the next move after a few more minutes or so. Knowing this would have to be fast or they could be questioned before long.

It was a short while after that before Indigo slid her hand under Sugarcoat’s underwear to touch the liquid heat that was gathering between her legs, she let her fingers slide between Sugar's folds and bury themselves in her soft core. Sugarcoat let out a stifled yelp and brought up a hand to dig her teeth into. Indigo never let her eyes leave Sugarcoat’s as she hastily pulled the underwear away.

Sugarcoat writhed in her lap, moaning without restraint. She reached upwards and entangled her fingers in Indigo's hair, clenching to tight fists. Indigo pumped her fingers in and out of her, curling them to press just right against where she knew it would make Sugarcoat lose her mind.

And lose her mind she did.

“I’m....I’m going to...ahh, ahh!” Sugar barely managed the words before her back arched and her voice rose to high-pitched moans.

Helping her calm down, Indigo kept kissing her cheek before her lover finally managed to cool down after what had just happened. When regained the strength to speak, Indigo placed another small kiss on her lips, hearing a low groan escape and pulled away softly.

“I'm thinking not the best way to get the first time?” Indigo joked.

Sugar merely glared, “I admit it was surprising, I never expected you to actually hold that swear to heart and make us do it in the locker room! Which by the way, now smells like sex!”

That part was way too true, and they would need some sort of spry to mask up the scent of sex in the air. But what, and where would they find it?

Until it hit Indigo.

“Ah, right, I have some spry in my bag...” Indigo said while she searched through her bag and brought out a bottle of spry a moment later. “Y'know, just in case.... partly on my dad's side on saying I should take a bottle of febreze with me. In this case, badly I brought it.”

“Just spray it so we can go home, already. We've been here longer than I want, and there's no doubt you're going to get questioned by your coach about what you needed after school in the gym!” Sugarcoat explained, moving off Indigo's lap so the other could spray the locker room.

As Indigo sprayed the room, she laughed. “Right, right. You can pay me back later.”

“....Yeah, yeah, sure.” Sugarcoat sighed before making sure she had everything, and making sure she had her underwear back on. “Still confused about why you couldn't wait for another time for our first time. Just had to make sure it happened in school?”

“Hey, I was pissed we were interrupted by my brother, I had to make sure we finished it. Even if you were the only one to cum.” Indigo shrugged. “But like I said, you can pay me back later.”

Sugarcoat rolled her eyes as they left the locker room, making sure Indigo handed back the key to the gym doors once they left, and got Indigo's things before they left the school grounds.

She knew Indigo wouldn't let it go until she did pay her back, and she would just have to wait for the right time to pay Indigo back. Just not in school, and truly not in the locker room. That was for sure!

Shop Or Stay?

“You have to come shopping with us!”

It's what Lemon had said one day after school, and it's what they were dragged into by Sunny and Sour. Lemon waiting for them at the mall, while they tried to keep the other two from getting on their nerves while they placed their shoes on. Finally they managed to arrive at the mall and Lemon was standing there with... Emerald? Where was his gang of friends? And why was he here?

Instead of wearing his uniform for CPA, Emerald was hearing black sweat pants, a green tank-top which had a picture of an emerald shining brightly. Lemon was wearing a mini light blue jacket, a pink sundress, orange undershorts, and purple and white sneakers. Both were holding hands while chatting, which could only mean they were dating.

Sour sweet was wearing a light blue and a tiny bit of green frilly top, a pink and green layered skirt, light blue long socks, and violet mary janes. Sunny had a black layered jacket, light pink tank top, pink/orange/purple ruffled skirt, and violet boots. Indigo was in a yellow and blue layered crop top/tank top, light blue with a little gray belt, light blue glovelets, ripped blue jeans, and white/blue/yellow boots. Sugarcoat was in a orange shirt, a white-ish skirt, orange and white striped leggings, and white heels.

When Emerald noticed them, he pointed to her friends and Lemon happily waved at her friends. Making sure they knew Emerald was here to shop with them, so they could keep all their bags with him. In that moment, her boyfriend's face paled and he weakly nodded in agreement. Truly this wouldn't be a good shopping trip.

“Lemon, I think Emerald's going a little pale here,” Sour giggled, pointing her thumb at Emerald. “I think you may want him to drink some water or something before he passes out.”

Patting the boy on his shoulder, Indigo watched as he was told to go sit down while they went into a shopping area. No doubt he would be bored really early into this shopping spree. But hey, he was willing to do this with knowing(now) he would have to carry anything the girls had wanted.

During their time around in the mall, they had gotten Emerald hold many things they bought. Mainly Lemon had him hold everything she had gotten, and it was mainly CD's of music and what not. It was proving to be a long waiting for the others to bring him their stuff, Emerald only figured out they didn't want him to hold everything after a few moments or so.

“So,” Sunny began moving to stand beside Indigo as she was waiting for the others to get out from trying on clothes or to stop being dragged around everywhere. “What did you two in there anyways?”

If she had a drink, then Indigo would've spat it out at the question. “What?” She asked, locking eyes with Sunny. “Why do you even want to know?”

“I'm wondering why, and don't worry, I won't tell my mother.” Okay, that was nice to know but Sunny still wasn't going to find out about what had went down.

“You're not going to know, Sunny. So drop it.”

Sunny gave her a frown, “I could always ask the cameras in the locker room...” Shit. There were cameras!?

“C-Cameras? You... you mean...?” Indigo gave a groan and placed her head into her hands. Oh, she was going to be killed for that stunt they pulled off. “If I tell you, would you kindly make sure they don't find out?”

“That depends on what you did.”

No point in keeping a secret anymore. It would've been a matter of time before their friends found out, right?

“Ugh... okay,” Zap rolled her eyes before whispering what had happened into Sunny's ear. Watching the girl's eyes going wide before Indigo placed a hand over her mouth. “Look, you keep quiet on this, and I won't tell how you're thinking about how 'cute' you see my girl.”

Right at the last statement, Sunny crossed her arms and looked away. She didn't find Sugarcoat cute, though she would be lying if she said Sugarcoat didn't look a little cute, but that was not the point!

“I don't see your girl cute, okay? That's Colt, and basically that farm girl at CHS.” Sunny Flare explained and Indigo stopped. Applejack found Sugarcoat cute? But wasn't she dating that fashion girl, Rarity? Why would she find Sugarcoat cute like that?

“But isn't she dating Rarity?” Indigo asked, and Sunny shrugged. “Great, one more person to look out for when we're out by ourselves.”

“Er, sorry to interrupt here,” Emerald spoke up, walking towards them. He held a sheepish looking grin before clearing his throat. “But, uh... Colt... Colt isn't gonna give up on Sugarcoat, alright? He's going to do pretty much everything to get her to be his's and with Sugar's mother on his side, it's looking not so good for you, Indigo.”

Oh just the thought of Colt right now could really make Indigo angry, and she really couldn't afford being mad right now. After all, they were in a public place and being mad here just wouldn't really do much for them at all, so she forced herself to stay calm while Emerald went on talking about it.

“Just wanted to let you know, I'm on your side, Indigo. There's a lot of girls out there that Colt could have, not just your girlfriend. He just doesn't realize that.” Emerald added before Indigo smiled.

“Means a lot, you know?” Indigo beamed. ”I can handle how Minty doesn't like me dating her daughter, but I sure as hell can't handle how your friend likes Sugarcoat. Wanna beat him up some days.”

Emerald held up his hands. “I get that feeling, I get it sometimes when I notice others looking at Lemon.”

Sunny rolled her eyes before pulling out her phone. Probably to do something while the other two talked before she saw Sour, Sugar, and Lemon coming back. Lemon Zest was holding one bag while Sour Sweet was holding about three, and Sugarcoat wasn't holding anything. She probably didn't want anything.

“Girlfriends are back,” Sunny Flare mumbled.

It only took about two seconds before the two greeted their partners with a kiss. Emerald rolled his eyes before taking Lemon's newest bag into his arms with the others.

“Give him a break, Lemon, really.” Sour rolled her eyes. “The poor thing has been carrying your bags since the moment we started shopping!”

“Which has been twenty minutes ago or so,” Sugarcoat added.

For the rest of the day, the gang spent it shopping until eventually they had to leave. But no matter how hard Indigo tried to forget Emerald's words about how Colt still wanted Sugarcoat, it just wouldn't leave her mind. And it was starting to get on her nerves.

Oh how Colt would need to be looking out throughout the rest of the school year until they were done for the summer, and she promised, if he got near her, it wouldn't be a pretty sight to see.

That was one promise she was going to be keeping.

Beach Time

It was Sour's idea to head over to the beach during their half day, and she had invited basically everyone they knew. Including the Rainbooms but they ended up heading to another part of the beach to take a photo shot for their school, but even if they did, it was nice to see Twilight and the others once again. Even if Rainbow Dash was a little harsh towards them, they managed to get on friendly terms. The real surprise was Sour had invited Emerald's gang of friends to come and join them. They were all fine with Emerald and Bolt, but they didn't think Shining and Colt would actually show up for this.

Shining didn't even like beaches all that much when it came to hot weather and finding a way to cool down after running in the suns for hours on end, while Colt just didn't like them in general. But it was nice seeing how they kept their comments to themselves during this, even if they could see it in their eyes how they just wanted to go home and probably play on their Xbox or something other than being here at the moment. Yet Emerald tried to make them love the beach, with the help of Bolt, but they did fail in doing so.

It was around the time everyone was getting hungry that Bolt said he would do them the pleasure and head over to a fast-food place to grab them something to eat and after taking everyone's orders, he headed over to his car to go get the food, no one could turn down free food. Some of them stayed on the beach sun tanning while they waited, while others went back into the water, some were even on their phones sitting on their beach towels.

Colt looked around and noticed how he was sitting close to Sugarcoat and the other girls, he gazed away for a quick second, noticing a lot of other cute girls. He gave them a wave and they blushed while walking away from them. Yeah, no doubt he was handsome and flirty, but he didn't have any interest in those girls he had just waved too. All his attention was moving back to the girls who had invited him and his gang to this beach day.

“Colt, come on! The water's warm!” Emerald shouted and Colt gazed over to his friend. Emerald was a beach ball and waving his arm with Sour, Sunny, and Lemon behind him. Bolt would be there, but he was out getting food. “Dude, come on already, you've out of the water enough.”

Colt shook his head. “I'm good, Emerald. Just enjoy your time in the water before the food gets here, okay?”

With a shrug, his friend went back to playing with the beach ball with the girls. Colt gazed over to Sugarcoat and noticed how she was just on her phone while Indigo was speaking with Shining. Drinking a bottle of Coke with him like old friends and he smiled, she was distracted by his friend which would give him a good chance to speak with Sugarcoat. He was going to take the chance.

He slowly moved over to sit beside her, he bite his lip for a moment before speaking. “Hey, um, you just going to spend the day on your phone?”

“Nothing else to do, and I don't really like swimming.” Sugar explained with a shrug, her eyes locked on her phone and Colt nodded.

“Ah, well, I don't really like it either. Just the thought of something touching me while I'm swimming, or just standing in water, makes me... makes me wince and shiver,” Colt sighed, moving back so his hands were holing himself up while he talked with Sugarcoat. “Tell me, how are things with your parents? They been well?”

Sugarcoat eyed him. “Yes... they have. What about your parents? Midsummer and Winter Solstice?” She remembered Colt's parents well from the start of her teenage years. As much as his father's name didn't really fit him, Winter proved to be a good name, even if he did look like he was born on the Summer Solstice instead of the winter one.

Midsummer looked what her name meant in a way. She had beautifully tanned skin, black hair smoothed like Colt's, and stunningly amazing sky blue eyes. It was her looks that made people believe she fit her name well, and most didn't know how she ended up marrying Winter Solstice. But that all passed when Colt had been born, looking much like his father but with some of his mother's looks.

In truth, Sugarcoat almost wished she had his mother instead of her own. Midsummer would gladly like Indigo and wish them the best of luck, instead of going about how a boy would much more suit her daughter instead of another girl who couldn't give her everything she had wanted. Like she wanted everything when it came to things, all she wanted was approval of her mother.

“They're fine,” Colt smiled at her. His most charming smile being saved for her, and he swore he saw her cheeks light up red before she whipped her head away. Probably not daring to look over to see if Indigo saw that move he had made on her. “Everything good between you and Indigo?”

That got her attention fast as he got a glare from her.

“What are you implying here, Colt? Are you still hung up on me even though you know I'm not going to date you? Ever.” Sugarcoat nearly growled that.

Colt held his hands up. “Hey, hey, I ain't going to ruin your relationship with her, Sugar. Honestly! But, doesn't apart of you say your mom's right about Indigo? Believing you could do better or something?”

She stopped and thought about what he had said. Another part of her... could she possibly listen to that side? Maybe he was right. Maybe there was a side she was hiding herself from, the side who was saying she could do better. The side saying she should honor her mother's wishes and just get together with Colt and end this little fight between them. Everything was beating her in the head right now.

Then she shook her head. Hell no. She wasn't going to listen to that side at all. She was perfectly happy with Indigo and wasn't going to give that up.

“There's no side of me saying that, Colt Crush.” Sugar told him, crossing her arms. “Even if there was, I wouldn't be listening to that side anyways. Besides I notice how you get looks from Sunny and basically all the other girls around in CPA, just pick one of those.”

Colt stuck out his tongue. “Sunny? No, that's like dating my sister or something. I see her as a little sister, and she even told me she sees me as a brother.”

“Just give up on hitting on me, alright?” Sugar asked before returning her attention to her phone.

By the time Bolt came back, they all sat the picnic table to eat. Bolt began speaking about how annoying this one guy was, ordering a thousand things and took forever to leave the drive through. It took awhile for him to calm down before they finished up eating and went to do their own things.

Eventually Colt got tired of being at the beach was planning on going before Bolt grabbed his shoulders and dragged him into the water, needless to say, Colt threw Bolt back into the water when his friend tried to leave. Everyone began laughing at Bolt right away before a full on fight broke out with water.

“You all are idiots,” Sugarcoat rolled her eyes. Indigo placed her hands on her hips and glare at her girlfriend. “Don't you dare think about dragging me into the water, Indigo.”

“You're no fun, Sugar,” Indigo stuck her tongue out. “At least you could try to be more fun when we're at the beach instead being on your phone.”

Lemon gave a smirk. “Ohhh... what are you looking up, Sugar? Something dirty?”

“Really, bro?” Shining blinked, unimpressed. “Your mind goes straight to the most dirtiest thing you can think of? That all you think about?”

Emerald rolled his eyes and shook his head. “No, that's not all she thinks of, Shining. It's mainly music or something to do after school.”

Without anymore words, Indigo ran over and grabbed Sugarcoat's arm and dragged her into the water. Watching her lover suck in a breath as the cold water hit her legs. Oh yeah, there was no doubt she would be paying for this later in the day. But it was worth it.

“Indigo, I swear you'll be paying for this.” Sugar mumbled under her breath.

Indigo smirked. “Yeah, right, for all I know, you're going to be the one who's going to be paying for not coming the water like we all planned on doing so.”

“....Shut up.” Sugar whispered.

Colt watched them before he felt Shining tap his shoulder and jerk his thumb for to a patch where they wouldn't be heard. The two moved over so they could talk in peace without being disturbed.

“What, Shining?” Colt asked his friend.

Shining gave a smirk. “Look, you know how tomorrow is going to be a free day for us? Meaning no school? Which would lead to us probably coming back here?”

“Uh, yeah. What's your point during this, Shining?” Colt asked once again, slowly starting to get what his friend meant before he held a hand up. “I get it now! We come here tomorrow to see if the girls are here, and if they are, we find the right moment to join them?”

“Yup, and if Sugarcoat is alone, you just go up and give her a kiss on the lips. I'll make sure the others aren't looking while you do so.” Shining nodded. “Easy as said. But harder done, but we can do this.”

Colt gave his friend a smile before rejoining them. Oh how he hoped Shining's plan would work, even if it was just a kiss he had to do, he was just going to be happy if he got to kiss Sugarcoat. But apart of him wondered what would've happened if Indigo found out.

But he was willing to risk it.

Plan Into Action

In all fairness, this would have to be the most stupidest thing he would have ever done. There they were, waiting for the moment when he could get her alone and give her a quick kiss on the lips. Colt wouldn't have come up with this by himself simply because he would be more focused on ways to get them apart, but Shining was more of the smart one when it came to things that could make it seem like the other was cheating on the other person. He was willing to try this out and if it ended so badly then so be it.

While waiting for the right moment to strike, Colt kept his eyes on Shining. Waiting for the moment Shining would flick his hand towards him, like he was swatting away a fly and turn to play with the girls in the water, and he would strike on his part on the plan. No doubt Sugar would go full on angry and make a comment about how he really shouldn't be doing something like this, and no doubt would Indigo try to kill Colt while he made his run away. But, hey, it was going to be worth it in the end, right? No hard feelings towards them at all.

Seeing Shining flick his hand towards him, Colt sucked in a breath before slowly walking towards the resting girl. Seeing she was reading a book would make this somewhat easier, but also could make it somewhat harder, and Colt wanted this to be over and done with the fastest they could go. He didn't feel like getting beat up by Indigo and her friends just for some little kiss that meant somewhat nothing and somewhat everything to him, no, he wasn't in that mood today. He barely had time to realize he was so close to her, and his heart speed up.

Shit, shit, shit. He should chicken out and let Indigo have her, while he went and found someone else to love. A part of him was yelling at him to do this, telling to start it up with a flirty remark and then slowly make his move to kiss her, but surely Indigo would notice.

Or someone would notice him talking with her and tell Indigo which would make her keep an eye on them.

“Reading instead of going into the water?” Colt said, making sure his tone was a bit flirty and Sugarcoat looked at him before back down at her book.

“Like I said before, I don't like swimming that much,” Sugarcoat said without taking her eyes off of the book. “Now, what do you want?”

Colt gave her a smile. “Just wanted to know if you're actually just going to sit around and read instead of heading into the water where... you know, the girls are.”

She gave him another look before rolling her eyes and went back to her book. Like she was going to pay attention to Colt, she wouldn't dream of actually giving him attention for more than a few minutes or so. Even if Colt actually did manage to get her attention for a few minutes, she would be ignoring him in more than a second.

Seeing her ignoring him, Colt made a fist with his hand. Okay, maybe it was time to move on to their plan and get this over with. Hopefully she would be too in shock to actually call to Indigo and tell her what had happened, and he prayed that would happen.

Gulping slightly, Colt moved his hand under her chin and made her look straight at him. She rose an eyebrow before trying to her move her sight back to the book before Colt made his move. She froze right up when she felt his lips on her's. When he pulled away, she tried to speak, but nothing came out.

“See you around, Sugar,” Colt smirked and started to head away from her.

It took a few moments for Shining to join him after explaining how he needed to go babysit a child for a nice couple, and asked how it went right away when he joined Colt in the car.

“Well, bro? Did you get the kiss?” Shining asked, cocking his head to the side, letting his pale white hair fall over his eyes a bit.

Colt gripped the wheel a little tighter than he already had. “I did, she went still when I did. It was good she didn't get Indigo right away, if she did, then I would've lost my life right away because of her protectiveness.”

“Oh please, I'm sure you could've out ran Indigo,” Shining rolled his eyes. “You gotta remember, bro, you're the one who's gonna end up with Sugar. Not her.”

“Shining? Shut up, would you?” Colt smiled gently, turning the corner of the street. “Give it a few more weeks or so, and they'll be done. The first love never last, and we know that.”

Shining grinned and pat his friend on the back. “That's the spirit.”

Even after getting home from the beach, Sugar was still in shock from what Colt had done. She didn't know how she was able to hide it from Indigo and the others without getting them confused about her current actions, even her parents didn't really question her.

Or she thought they weren't until her mother came into her room with cups in her hands. Giving her the cup filled with tea while the other was filled with coffee.

“How was the beach?” Minty asked, taking a sip of her drink. “Did you have fun with your friends?”

“Colt kissed me,” Sugarcoat bluntly said. Minty almost spat out her coffee at that.

Minty coughed before clearing her throat. “K-Kissed you? Out in the open? In front of your friends?” Sugarcoat gave a few moments before slowly nodding. “Right in front of your girlfriend as well?”

“Not exactly, they were with Shining and Colt came up to me,” Sugar began explaining. Placing her cup down on the dresser next to her bed. “He spoke to me before putting his hand under my chin, and then he kissed me. I do hope he never does that again, though.”

It took Minty a few minutes to be able to actually process this news before it fully hit her. Though a wave of anger flashed through, the business woman was able to hold her anger down. This could be all solved with a calm talk with reasons and what not. Nothing she wouldn't be able to handle.

“I see, did you kiss back?” Even to Minty, she couldn't believe she was asking this question.

“Like I could, I just froze up and didn't do anything.” Sugarcoat sighed. “I'm amazed my friends didn't question me as I could barely talk for awhile, finding my voice after a while of not speaking.”

It was a good thing she didn't kiss back. As it was clearly one thing she didn't want, and Minty was proud her daughter didn't think about kissing him back. This was not the way she hoped for them to come together, and maybe her thoughts on Colt were changing a little.

Clearly he didn't want her to be happy and it was starting to not sit well with the business woman, hell, it already didn't sit well with Bistro at all, and her husband's thoughts were affecting her. Just how long would it be until she had to get Colt to stop trying to get with her child?

That would something she didn't want to lay down with Colt. After all, she didn't have to lay it down with anyone. She had to deal with talking with people she had to fire, and all, but that was about it.

“Well, I'm happy you didn't kiss back,” Minty's words gave Sugarcoat something to be surprised about. “I'll see if I can chat with Midsummer about her son doing things like that shouldn't be allowed.”

“Thank you,” Sugar smiled.

Minty took a sip before remembering why she actually came in here. “Oh yes, the real reason I came in here. Your father and I have been talking about a little trip, now you can stay or come what have you, but I just wanted to let you know ahead of time.”

“What about your business? Shouldn't you be staying back?”

“Trust me, dear. There's nothing I can't do.”

“Actin' all strange?” Indigo's father commented. “You sure you got the right one?”

Indigo rolled her eyes. “Yeah, dad. I have the right one.”

The man gave his daughter a look before silently nodding to himself. This didn't seem like the right Sugarcoat he was being told about. Something must've happened to her. Placing a hand on his beard to stroke it for a moment, the man cleared his throat.

“Well, then, what had happened?” He asked his daughter.

“Nothing I can see. We were in the water while she sat on the beach reading her book, and when we come back, she frozen up. Took her a while to be able to speak.” Indigo explained.

With another nod, he went on explaining about how something could've shown up in her book that gave her the fright or unexpected events played out. In perfect honesty, he told her not to worry but Indigo didn't really think she should let this slide.

In her room, she took out her phone and texted her girlfriend a question about what had happened that made her go all shocked-like. The answer was something she didn't want to know of, and she frowned deeply.

When was Colt going to give up?

Though the plan didn't really add up to Colt. He wouldn't think of something like that, he would just try and wing it from the start. It couldn't have been Bolt or Emerald, and she was sure Shining didn't come up with this. She liked Colt's friends, yes, but it wouldn't be nice to know they thought of this little plan.

Yet... what if they did?

“Maybe I'll find out tomorrow,” Indigo mumbled to herself, placing her phone down. “This couldn't have come from Colt's mind. Even if he is a good guy, he just can't let her go.”

Tomorrow she would find out who thought of the plan and who told Colt to go along with it. Deep inside she had a feeling it was one of his friends, but she refused to listen on that part of her.

...Maybe she should though...

Last Day Of School/Secret Well Kept or Revealed?

The last day of school was one Colt wasn't looking forward to. It usually meant a whole day's worth of helping clean the classrooms while the teachers sat back and watched the students find the meaning of being 'helpful' and such, and normally would he would on his phone but teachers thought different. He was helping with cleaning the whiteboard when he noticed how Bolt wasn't helping only talking with the girls, and he nearly threw the eraser down. What was Bolt thinking by doing this?

That was cut short when he noticed Bolt flinging up his hands while Indigo nearly growled at him. Now what was going on with them? They usually got along so well, with their love of sports and such. So seeing this was something new to Colt, and it seemed like Emerald was just as confused.

"Hey, Colt, you know what's going on between Indigo and Bolt?" Emerald asked him, wiping the part of the whiteboard still full with marker on it.

Colt shrugged, turning his attention away from them. "I don't know, alright? One minute they're okay and the next they're fighting. Maybe it's something about sports over the summer, Emerald."

"But why would they fight over sports like this?" Emerald once again asked. "Did something happen when we went to the Beach with them or something?"

Colt felt his body stiffen at that comment. Oh, damn, should he tell Emerald about this? He knew Emerald would pissed a little, he was on Lemon's side of things when it came to her friends, and this would really be one of those times when he be on her side.

"Er... I don't think so," Colt stuttered out. He held his breath for another moment. "Why do you think that? You think something went down?" He hoped Emerald didn't pick up on his unsure about things.

"Well, I noticed how Lemon was speaking about Sugarcoat acting weird when they left the other day." Emerald confirmed, remembering his date with Lemon Zest the other day. "She said something about her stuttering about a surprise kiss or something, I just thought you might know. Considering how you and Shining went the other day."

Suddenly the air felt heavier. When he gazed over his shoulder, he noticed how Sugarcoat was trying to avoid Indigo. Colt bite his lip, this didn't look right at all. He was used to seeing her standing right beside Indigo, not trying to avoid her, and Colt had a feeling he knew exactly the reason why.

The kiss he gave her.

Colt moved his eyes away from them. He couldn't bare looking at them right now. Not in their third class, plus they were going to have enough time to go outside, if they got things done very quick, but now it was looking like if they did, Sugarcoat wouldn't stand beside Indigo.

"Colt, hey, bro." Shining's voice broke his train of thoughts, and Colt gazed at his friend. Shining was giving him a smile of... happiness?

"...Yeah?" Colt asked him.

"Looks like they ain't got much longer, and then you can get your girl," Shining beamed. "Ain't that great, bro? Getting the girl you always wanted."

Colt growled, well almost. "Shining, you realize if Indigo finds out we set up that plan, we're as good as dead, right? For all we know she knows and trying to find out who set it up."

"Relax." Shining waved his hand with a slight smirk on his face. "As if she could find out it was us. By us, I mean me. She probably thinks you thought of it and that will be a new thought!"

Great, just great. If Indigo had found out about this, then there will be no doubt he would be the first person to come to Indigo's mind. Colt gave a slight gulp before calming himself down. Gazing around he noticed how everyone was putting the cleaning supply away, and he slowly walked towards the box and placed down the eraser.

His eyes found Sugarcoat's and he looked away again. There was no way he was going to look in her eyes after the stunt he pulled off.

Outside wasn't much better, no matter how hard she tried getting close to her, Sugarcoat always moved away from Indigo and the others. Sour, Sunny, and Lemon were just as confused as Indigo was when Sugarcoat left them for another part of the field.

It wasn't until Emerald came along with Bolt talking. They were going to leave them to talk but Lemon went behind her boyfriend and tapped him on the shoulder.

"Oh, what do you need Lemon?" Emerald asked his girlfriend.

"Do you know what's going on with Sugar?" Lemon said with a title of her head and Emerald shook his head. She gave out a sigh. "You don't know either?"

Emerald shook his head. "No, sorry, Lemon. I'm just as confused as you. Oh, by the way, Indigo why were you fighting with Bolt?"

"It was just something I thought he did," Indigo admitted. "Turns out, he didn't. Sorry, Bolt."

Bolt gave her a smile. "That's fine, Indigo. It's was just a misunderstanding."

The girls let the two boys go off and do their own thing while trying to figure out how to actually talk with Sugarcoat without her moving away from them. It wasn't until Lemon ran off asking Emerald to head over and speak with Sugar herself. With his phone on a call with her own phone so they could find out what was going on with Sugarcoat.

Emerald was hesitant at first but then agreed after awhile, making sure he was on a call with Lemon before heading over and speaking with Sugarcoat. The girls were amazed how Sugarcoat didn't move away when Emerald went near her, so things were good so far.

"Hey, Sugarcoat," Emerald greeted her.

Sugarcoat gave him a look. "What do you want?"

"Cold shoulder here," Emerald rolled his eyes with a smile. He cleared his throat before speaking once again. "So, here's a question, why are you avoiding your friends and Indigo?"

"You don't need to know why," Sugarcoat addressed him. "It's none of your business, Emerald."

Emerald bite his lip. He wasn't going to give up. "Sugar, I promise it'll stay between us." Sugarcoat gave him a look before shaking her head again. "Please?"

"You aren't going to leave until you find out, are you?" Sugarcoat rose an eyebrow and Emerald nodded. "I thought I told her something that would give her a clear idea."

If he was near the girls, then maybe he would've heard Indigo giving a gasp at the confession. But maybe Sugarcoat just did that to save Indigo's feelings and what not.

"...What did you tell her?" Emerald gave her a confused smile.

He saw her bite her lip. "I told her something happened with Colt... We do have each other's numbers from two years ago and we text whenever we can, so I told her Colt texted me something that surprised me to no end."

"That was...?"

"I said he wanted to get together like a date and get to know each other a little more. But I see how that wasn't going to be enough so I added more detail into the lie and it worked." Sugarcoat sighed. "I know I shouldn't have, but it was something to protect her from the truth."

Why did she have to protect Indigo from the truth?

"Why did you have to do that?" Emerald blinked, wanting to know why. "Was the truth too much for you to handle and you didn't know how Indigo would react?"

Sugarcoat shook her head. "Oh, I know how she'll react. It'll be pretty bad, so I kept that from happening, well the best I can. I know I can't keep it from happening forever."

Nodding, Emerald gave a smile. "Well, that's a nice thought but you should tell the truth to her. Don't mind me asking, but what exactly did happen?"

Sugarcoat held her breath and didn't know how to tell him. Judging by her look, Emerald was guessing it had something to do with either Colt or something she thought about that would technically count as cheating or something. But whatever it was, Emerald was willing to listen, but he wouldn't tell Sugarcoat that the girls were listening to the conversation.

He waited for a moment before asking again.

"Can you tell me what happened, Sugar?" Emerald repeated the question.

"...Fine. But do not tell anyone." Sugarcoat stated and Emerald nodded. "Look, yesterday when we went to the Beach, Colt had came up to me and spoke with me. Like friends."

Emerald blinked. "And that's getting you worried?"

"Not exactly the problem just yet," Sugarcoat rolled her eyes before going on with the explanation. "It wasn't long before Colt leaned in and kissed me."

At that moment before Indigo's voice was able to be heard over the phone, Emerald ended the call. There was no way he was going to get busted over this. Right now, he would have to do something to help Sugarcoat out with this.

Coming back, Emerald was met with a hug from Lemon and a silent "thank you" from Indigo before he left to go be with Bolt again.

When he was gone, the girls looked over at Indigo and Indigo had her eyes closed. No way did Colt come up with this by himself and Indigo knew that for a fact. Everyone knew that.

"Not the best way to go, huh?" Sunny Flare pointed out. "At least we know why Sugarcoat has been acting up weird and why she was acting like that yesterday."

Gazing over to Sunny, Sour shrugged. "Can't say there's worse ways because there are, but this is one of them in a long shot." She looked over at Indigo before the direction where Colt was. "I can't wait until I'm able to beat him up."

"Hey, don't going doing that," Lemon said even if she was mad at Colt. "I am mad at him as well, but even I know he doesn't need to be beaten up like that."

It wasn't long before Indigo shook her head and said it was going to be fine after a talk with Sugarcoat about she didn't need to worry about anything. Though there was no doubt that Indigo didn't like how Colt was still flirting with Sugarcoat, but she was willing to let it slide.

"What we need to know is who came up with this," Indigo said. "Because we all know Colt did not come up with this by himself."

"We don't know that," Sunny mumbled, crossing her arms. "For all we know Colt could've came up with this and well, gone with it."

No one spoke for awhile until Sour opened her mouth to speak.

"But I having a good feeling it wasn't him." Sour explained. "Have any ideas besides Colt, Indigo?"

Indigo gave a sigh before looking over to Sour Sweet. "I have a pretty good idea about who... but I'm not so sure about it being him."

"You better not be thinking of Emerald." Lemon warned.

"No, I'm not, Lemon." Indigo rolled her eyes. "Not Bolt either."

It seemed to click within Sunny's brain and she gave Indigo a look. "Shining? Why him?" She asked and her friends looked at her. "Well, it's easy to see it's not Colt, Bolt, or Emerald."

They couldn't really disagree with her on that.

A Few Days Alone

Being alone for a few days so far wasn't exactly all that peaceful as one may think. Going over the possibilities for next year's class was taking up all the time ones were usually spending with their friends on Summer Break, but classes were going to be picking up as they neared the end of their time at High School. Almost ready to head into the next level of education: Collage. But it was basically like High School expected with more courses and you didn't have to show up on some days and was considered more fun than High School, yet it was the same in some ways.

Going through so many pages of one thing could become boring but it was worth it until she heard a knock at the door. It was probably one of her friends asking her to come hang out with them, taking a break, but she didn't really want a break.

Heading right towards the front door, Sugarcoat placed her hand on the handle and twisted it open to see Sunny standing there with a smile. Well, at least it wasn't someone hyper like Lemon Zest, she could handle it being Sunny Flare since she always found herself enjoying Sunny's company more than others. Not including Indigo's of course.

"Do you need something, Sunny?" Sugarcoat asked her friend with a deadpanned look. She noticed how Sunny took a moment before answering her.

"Well, it's been a few days since we've done school, and we've been all hanging out but we noticed how you're not there," Sunny Flare said, crossing her arms slightly with a smile. "We would've sent Indigo here, but considering how you've... er... been ignoring her lately, I choose to come here instead."

Sugarcoat blinked. Had she really been ignoring them for so long? Great, now she felt bad about doing that. "Oh, I didn't realize I've been ignoring you guys."

"No, no, it's fine," Sunny waved her hands. "We all know how people tend to need some time to themselves, but we figured you would get over whatever is bothering you soon enough."

Biting her lip a little, Sugarcoat listened on to what the girls were doing from Sunny's point of view. While going to the movies sounded good, she had to turn it down. A part of her did want to go and see Indigo and the others, but another part of her told her not too.

Was she really ready to face them after the Beach thing?

While she knew they wouldn't really be expecting much from her, expect showing up and such, they probably were expecting her to give an explanation about why she was ignoring them for so long. Mainly Indigo would be expecting that and she didn't really want to explain why.

"Look, as much as it sounds great, I don't want to go," Sugarcoat said. "Sorry, Sunny, but you can tell the others I'm not joining them for a movie right now."

Sunny frowned. "Aww, but Sugar, you don't hang out with us anymore. We miss you, and besides, didn't you have a date planned with Indigo?"

"No, we didn't have one planned," Sugarcoat sighed. Sunny wasn't going to go away that easy, was she?

Turns out, Sunny gave up easily just as she arrived here.

"Okay, then," Sunny mumbled, turning away from Sugarcoat. "I'll see you around then. Bye, Sugar."

Watching her friend leave, Sugarcoat said bye back before shutting the door and returning to her room. It wasn't much but it was a good as time as any for some alone time in her room.

"You mean she really didn't want to come?" Lemon asked when Sunny returned outside of the Movie Theater. When Sunny nodded, she spoke up again. "But we all express our interest in this movie!"

Sunny gave a sigh before shrugging. "What do you expect me to do? I'm not going to fight with her, if anything, it should've been Indigo who went to see her."

"Me? What do you mean by that?" Indigo narrowed her eyes, gripping her ticket a little harder than before. "I mean, I get that she's my girlfriend, but I really don't see how she has to be tended to by me."

Rolling her eyes, Sour Sweet made her way towards the entrance doors, followed by the other girls speaking about Sugarcoat and how she was ignoring them. It was bad enough they had to deal with the long ass line, but now they were probably going to speak about Sugarcoat for the rest of the day.

Or until the movie started and they got to watch the movie.

"Can we please stop talking about her?" Sour Sweet said with slight anger in her voice. "We really could be talking about the movie at this point, not Sugar."

"Yeah, yeah, we can stop talking about her right now," Indigo sighed.

As they headed into the room the movie was playing at, Indigo took out her phone and went into her text messages and clicked on Sugarcoat's name. No new messages, but she could text her girlfriend to arrange a date at her house to see what was up.

It would be better if they had it at Sugarcoat's house since her parents weren't home and how Indigo's parents were home.

"Indigo! Put your phone away! The movie's starting!" Indigo heard Sunny's voice and quickly placed her phone away after texting Sugarcoat.

A few minutes later, she felt it buzz but she had to wait until the movie was done before she could even answer Sugarcoat's text message.

It was awhile before Sugarcoat felt her phone go off with another message from Indigo Zap. The first text she had gotten from her girlfriend was asking if they could spend a evening together at her house, Sugarcoat was unsure at first but then gave in.

She couldn't put it off any longer than she truly wanted, and it was going to be time facing the truth sooner or later, even if it would kill her in the end.

Could we spend the evening tomorrow? I have nothing going on then,

and I'm guessing I'll be finding out why you're ignoring us?

Or so I hope.

-Indigo

Biting her lip hard, Sugarcoat felt the urge to groan. She was sure during her conversation with Emerald that he had his phone on dial with Lemon so the girls could hear their whole talk. But maybe it seemed like he didn't even have his phone on a call with Lemon after all.

...As much as I don't want to explain it all, Indigo, it seems like I have too.

I don't mind when you come over tomorrow, just make sure it's not at 9 or 10,

By that time I'll be either reading my book or I'll being having a quick nap.

-Sugar

There she sent it. Which would mean she would seeing Indigo tomorrow which would lead to them having a conversation about what had happened. Oh how she would be dreading this tomorrow, and she wasn't going to be able to sleep well with the possibly ways it could go.

She just hoped to god that Indigo would be able to understand how she didn't have a part in this. Although she sorta did considering how she didn't even stop Colt from kissing her in the first place.

It was clear Sugarcoat was just as guilty as Colt was in this.

"I'm really going to be having a hard time going to bed because of this for sure, and I won't be happy in the morning nor when Indigo comes over for the evening." Sugarcoat told herself. "Just why did I go to the Beach with them in the first place? Would've made things easier if I hadn't."

Checking the time, Sugarcoat sighed. Only a few more hours to go until night rolled around and some more hours until she would have to chat with Indigo.

A Talk Turns Into Something Else(NSFW)

By the time Indigo had gotten to her house, it was at 12. Of course when Sugarcoat heard Indigo knocking she didn't expect the book she reading to be so long. Setting the book aside, the long icy-white haired girl made her way to the front door and opened it. Letting the athlete inside before she shut the door and made her way over to the couch, sitting down beside her lover and placing the book aside. Marking her page first before turning her attention to Indigo. Indigo looked just as nervous as Sugarcoat did.

Well, at least they were on the same page during this whole thing.

It took a moment for Indigo to find her voice before she was able to speak with Sugarcoat, but it seemed like it was going to be harder than expected with Sugarcoat gazing down at her hands and then the floor. She had to admit, as much as she was worry about Sugarcoat, the house did look nice.

There were pictures hanging on the wall, some picturing Minty and Bistro when they were younger and one showing them in their wedding clothing. Some showing a much younger looking Sugarcoat with either Bistro or Minty. The one picture which got Indigo's attention was the one showing the couple holding a newborn Sugarcoat, and Indigo admitted that Sugarcoat looked cute as a baby.

The carpet on the floor was a shade of red, covering the wood floor, and holding the coffee table so the floor wouldn't get marked up and such. A vase of flowers smacked down on the small table, a cup of water not far from it. Even the table had a small cover on it, underneath the vase so water wouldn't drip onto the table and make a mess.

Walls of the house were light-blue, supporting some photos of the old days before and after Sugarcoat was born, and Indigo was just amazed how different both of her parents looked back then. Of course the walls looked like they had been painted over a few days ago before school had ended, but maybe they just had that effect on them.

It was a wonder how many floors the house actually had.

"Nice house," Indigo broke the silence between them. Her sight avoiding Sugarcoat's eyes. "Have you always lived here?" Stupid question but it was a start.

"No," Sugarcoat shook her head. "We moved here when I was seven."

Back to the silent treatment once again. This time, Indigo swore things weren't going to be picking up again. A quick glance at the clock and it read 12:10. Great. They been sitting in silence for who knows how long? Biting her lip, Indigo shook her head before opening her mouth to speak, but Sugarcoat beats her to it.

"I'm sorry for ignoring you," Sugarcoat's voice is unclear but Indigo could hear everything in her voice. Not including the knowing about what happened. "I just needed to think."

It takes a lot for Indigo not to scoff.

"It's fine, Sugar. Honestly, I don't think you need to worry about anything." Indigo admitted to her. "Look, before you go saying what you need to... I know what happened."

"...You do?" Sugarcoat blinked, turning her head to face Indigo. A clear almost worried look coming on her face in a second too soon. "You know what happened and you didn't bother to even tell me that you knew all this time?"

There's anger coming into her voice and Indigo knew this would've happened. The truth can be painful but it was a good way to get the needed conversation out of the way in a flash. The silence comes back again before Indigo finds the right set of words to say without making Sugarcoat more angry than needed.

"I guess it's not the way you wanted to find out, and I get that," Indigo told her. "But, the day Emerald went over to talk to you, he had a call with Lemon and we were listening to it all. Yeah, I was beyond pissed Colt kissed you, but we figured he didn't come up with it."

"But you're still mad at the whole thing."

There was no way she couldn't bring herself to say otherwise as it was clear as day she still was angry about that, but she was going to live it all. Indigo just needed to convince Sugarcoat that she was getting over it one by one until it all disappeared from their minds.

"No doubt I am, but it's in the past right now," Indigo smiled, putting her forehead on Sugarcoat's. "Really, I'm over it all, yet I am still mad a little. But, hey, no use in remembering it right now. Emerald said he would talk with Colt the other day after the movies when Lemon called him up."

Sugarcoat gave her a look. "You're still going to kick his ass, aren't you?"

"Whatever you want." Indigo beamed before giving her a kiss. "Out of wonder, who kisses better? Me or him?"

"Why the hell are you asking me this?" Sugarcoat groaned, rolling her eyes.

Indigo shrugged, pulling away from her face. "Because I want to know, and I would be lying if I said our friends didn't ask me to find out."

"Remind me to give them a big ass lecture," Sugarcoat frowned before Indigo gave a small laugh. "It's not really funny, Indigo."

Rolling her eyes, Indigo gave her girlfriend a smile before leaning back on the couch. Looking around again, and everything was in its place, like it had been a few minutes ago before they began talking. All the pictures, the carpet, the table, and the cup.

The couch against the back wall with the medium sized TV backed up in front of the couch. Turned off with the remote near the cup of water.

"Don't mind me asking, but why did you move?" Indigo asked.

"My dad... he bought this restaurant from his friend for a reasonable price," Sugarcoat began explaining. "He figured it would be easier moving closer to the restaurant instead of staying where we were before. It was also closer to the school I was going to before CPA came along."

Indigo nodded. "I'm guessing they figured it would be nice for you to enroll in CPA also? That why they didn't need to go searching for another school for you?"

"Yes, as well as that." Sugarcoat nodded. "It was a lucky strike for him, as my mom and I liked the house and he didn't think twice before buying the house."

For another few minutes, they talked until Indigo stole another glance at the clock. 12:30. She really didn't plan on leaving Sugarcoat alone after they just got back to talking to each other again. It was a quick ask for them to watch TV or something before Indigo wanted to leave, and it only took a few moments before a couple of kisses were happening.

They started off slow and steady, and slowly moved into more passionate and a bit more fast. Indigo's hand reached down Sugarcoat’s side, to the hem of her shirt, and slid underneath, feeling the bare skin on her fingertips. The touch made Sugarcoat shudder and snaked her hand around Indigo’s neck. They both pulled back for air, then closed the distance only milliseconds after.

Indigo didn’t know if she was doing any of this right, but each moan from the icy white haired girl only gave her the reassurance to keep going. She reached further up her chest, cupping a breast with the fabric of Sugarcoat's bra acting as a barrier.

Without any words, Sugarcoat pushed herself against Indigo’s hand, begging for more. Indigo broke the kiss and went down to her neck leaving light kisses and nips while both her hand arms reached around the other girl’s back to unhook her bra and toss it to the side. Now the only thing in the way was Sugarcoat’s shirt. Indigo was pulling the clothing over Sugarcoat's head. She dropped the garment on the floor and Sugarcoat's hands tugged at Indigo's shirt, telling her to do the same.

Indigo reached down and removed the garment, throwing it to the side of the bed, and unhooked her own bra. She let it slide down her shoulders as she lowered herself and Sugarcoat down the couch, their bare chests only inches away from contact.

Indigo simply stared at Sugarcoat, and Sugarcoat back to Indigo.

Sugarcoat wanted Indigo to keep going, but held back to keep herself from sounding too needy. Indigo wanted to continue, but didn't know if Sugarcoat wanted to keep going on with this. Remembering how she didn't give the girl a say during their first time in the Locker Room.

"Do you want to keep going?" Indigo asked, though it sounded like a stupid question considering how they had already done this before. "I just don't wanna force you into this, though we've done this already."

To answer her question, Sugarcoat brought Indigo's face in for another kiss. This prompted the other girl to lower herself gently, making that much needed skin upon skin contact they both craved. Sugarcoat’s breath hitched in her throat and shuddered.

The sensation was electrifying.

Pulling away from the kiss, Sugar looked at Indigo. "That answer your question?"

"...Yes." Indigo smirked before giving her another kiss.

She reached up to Sugar’s chest and firmly kneaded her breast, causing her to release a few moans. Upon hearing sounds of satisfaction in her lover’s voice, Indigo brushed her thumb over a nipple. She slowly circled over it, releasing small whimpers from the other girl.

The growing arousal from both girls left them hungering for more. It wasn't enough.

Sugarcoat swallowed a lump in her throat as soon as Indigo placed her hands on the hemline of her skirt(and the leggings she was also wearing) and removed the clothing, slowly revealing those creamy white thighs.

Her breath grew shallow with every inch the skin below her waist became exposed. Her skirt and leggings were around her knees, then to her ankles. Sugar kicked them off and Indigo focused her attention on pleasing her.

Indigo ran her hands up and down Sugarcoat’s thighs, caressing with the most gentle care. The icy-white haired girl shivered at the touch. She could've finished right then and there. If this was how she felt when Indigo simply touched her skin, she couldn't imagine how she would manage if the other went down there.

Through lidded eyelids, Indigo hesitantly ghosted her fingers across the slit of Sugarcoat's underwear, causing the other girl to gasp and twitch slightly. She was soaking, and the simple contact flared up Indigo's wants. She couldn’t believe it. Sugar was wet, for her, and it only ignited a certain drive within the other girl.

It would be tortuous to tease the younger girl with ghosted touches and soft caresses. But Indigo wanted Sugarcoat to remain in a state of bliss for as long as she could.

With gentle fingers, the sporty girl hooked her thumbs on the waistband of Sugarcoat’s panties and pulled them down her legs. Through this, the best she could, Indigo wanted to reassure Sugarcoat everything would be okay.

Once the garment reached down to her ankles, Sugar sucked in a breath. Every inch of her body was exposed, and while she trusted Indigo to do anything to her, couldn’t help but grab the blanket that was resting on the couch and try to hide herself away.

But Indigo stopped her and Sugar loosened her grip. She no longer needed to hide herself anymore.

Wasting no time, Indigo slowly pushed a finger in, then another, causing Sugarcoat to cry out. Warmth kept flooding out as the athlete pumped her fingers at a steady pace. She could smell the arousal and Sugarcoat rolled her hips forward to gain that much needed friction.

Overwhelmed by the sensation, Sugar fisted the blanket on the top part of the couch, shutting her eyes tight, and biting her bottom lip.

When Indigo pulled out, Sugarcoat whimpered, absolutely begging for the athlete to continue. But Indigo, trapped in heated desire, just stared at her coated fingers. Under arousal, heat, and passion, Indigo took her fingers and began sucking on them.

Sugar watched, unable to protest at what was going on. Her heart pounded at the sight.

The taste was oddly sweet, maybe a hint of sugar in there? And completely from Sugar. After sucking her fingers clean, Indigo hungered for more. She wanted to taste more of Sugarcoat.

Indigo positioned herself down the icy-white hair girl’s stomach, planting butterflies kisses as she continued to move downward. When she made her way to the junction between the other girl’s legs, Indigo lightly nipped the inside of her thighs, simultaneously gliding her nose across.

Unsure of how else to continue, Indigo looked up, but found delicate, caressing fingers tangle in her hair. Sugar wanted this. Badly.

Fulfilling her lover’s needs, Indigo kissed Sugarcoat's folds, then pushed her tongue inside her throbbing need. Sugar’s breaths came out more ragged and harsh. The hand delicately placed on Indigo’s head quickly fisted in her hair, wanting to push deeper.

Each gesture only encouraged the blue haired girl to quicken the pace. Soft whines and whimpers calling out Indigo’s name escaped Sugarcoat’s lips as the other girl progressively moved her tongue faster.

Indigo was being rough, darting her tongue in and out of her entrance, lapping at her juices that continued to drip out.

"Ahhnn…"

Indigo stilled Sugarcoat's thighs to keep them from trembling. The hand that was fisted in the athlete's hair loosened itself and found its way to Indigo’s hand at the side. Sugarcoat grasped it, interlocking her fingers with the other girl’s. Her other hand ran down her face, muffling herself to keep anymore noises from escaping.

But Indigo just kept going, her tongue buried itself as far as she could go, taking in Sugarcoat raw all around her. The other girl’s locked fingers squeezed Indigo’s hand like a lifeline. She wanted to have something physical to hold onto to remind herself this was real and not just another far off dream.

She could feel her walls tighten, climax approaching, prompting the icy-white haired girl to tightly press her hand against her mouth.

With one last tortuously long lick, Sugarcoat came undone. Arching her back, she released a muffled scream behind her hand.

As Sugarcoat came down from her ecstasy, she felt Indigo pull herself away from in-between her legs. Indigo wiped away the remaining arousal on her face and went up to pepper kisses on Sugarcoat’s shoulders, then on her face.

"You okay?" Indigo asked after a while. Seeing Sugarcoat trying to keep her breath steady.

"Yes, I'm fine," Sugarcoat breathed heavily. "I just need a few moments."

Indigo brightly smiled. "Take all the time you need."

And she did. Oh, how she needed those moments before she felt her eyes suddenly become heavy, but she kept herself from shutting her eyes. She would need to clean up after and no doubt spry the air to get rid of the scent of sex again.

But she would deal with that after she managed to get her breathing under control again.

Parents Meet

When Bistro and Minty got back from their trip, they wasted no time in wanting to meet with Indigo's parents. Getting to know them was a good way to start up a friendship with them. Meeting them was something Indigo wished it would be ending, Sugarcoat honestly felt the same way. Indigo's father, Thunder Bristle, had went on talking without end with Minty Sweet while Bistro talked with Violet Rain. Leaving the two girls and Silver Lining to sit on the couch waiting for the moment when their parents finally choose to stop talking.

Oh how they wanted that moment to come but it seemed like when adults got going, they never planned on stopping until Minty decided she was finished speaking with Thunder. Thank the gods for that choose her mother had before they were joined in the living room.

If they had to pick which parent the girls looked more like it had to be Bistro and Violet. Though Bistro had the same icy-white hair and blueish-gray skin as his daughter, she truly got her mother's eyes and beautiful look. While Indigo had the same blue hair as her father, she really got her nice toned skin as her mother as well as her eye's.

Placing his cup full of coffee down, Thunder cleared his throat before speaking. "Well, now, anythin' you two wanna tell us?" The question was straight at Sugarcoat and Indigo. "Anythin' at all?"

Sharing a look the two shook their heads. "No." They didn't need to know what was going on in their relationship that was for sure.

"Minty, I hear you're a business woman?" Violet asked Minty, a slight wonder in her voice. If anything, Sugarcoat wanted to put her face into her hands. This could go on forever.

"Yes, in fact I am," Minty proudly said and Bistro gave his wife a lovingly look. "I had joined a little after Sugar's birth, of course, it took a few months before we could leave her alone with a babysitter and Bistro was back at work. But it managed to play out perfectly."

"That sounds wonderful. What about you, Bistro?" Violet asked the chief. Though Bistro had explained his job to Violet, the other married woman wanted to know a little more about his job than what he had explained. "How long have you had your job as a chief?"

Bistro took a sip of his drink before answering to his new friend. "Well, I started working as a chief from age 28, went from there for about six or seven years before I had met Minty. I was amazed how she was just a year younger as she looked younger than that. After a while of being friends with her, I found myself working extra hard at my job, until I was called into my boss's office and got a raise." He stopped to give his wife a smile. "Things went truly well, was shocked to know I was the manger from there on."

"Sounds like workin' more hours than needed." Thunder said with a smile and Bistro shrugged. "But that gets ya money, don't it?"

"That is does, Thunder," Bistro nodded. "Money well earned and needed."

For the next while they all talked about things that were going on with life. Hearing how Silver was heading into Middle School, which he had just finished Elementary School, and how he was getting great grades like his older sister was and didn't expect to get them.

Indigo just gave a laugh before ruffling her brother's hair. Silver gave a tiny complain before pouting but he quickly got over it when Violet came back with come fresh cookies. Letting the guest gave first pick at them before her own family dived in and grabbed them.

"Are you two excited for the next grade of CPA?" Violet asked her daughter and Sugarcoat. "You're almost at the top there, aren't you? Grade 11 next year?"

"It's not going to be much different." Sugarcoat bluntly said. "Just different classes but everything else stays the same way."

Indigo almost rolled her eyes. "You can't say you're not excited? You just want to get away from Colt and his gang, don't you?"

She couldn't deny that fact, but she had grown fond of Bolt and Emerald. Just not Shining and Colt themselves.

"I don't have a problem with Bolt or Emerald," Sugarcoat mumbled, taking a bite of the cookie she had. "But to answer your question, yes, I really don't want to be in a class with them."

Sharing a look with Indigo's parents, Bistro gave a glance at his daughter. What was wrong with Colt and his friends? Yes, he had heard how Minty wished for Sugarcoat to be with Colt, but he could very much see how Indigo loved her, and how Sugarcoat loved her right back.

So he was wondering what was wrong with Midsummer's boy.

"Is there something wrong with Colt?" Bistro finally asked after a few moments of silence. "I thought he was a lovely boy to be around."

"He is, don't get us wrong," Indigo put her hands up with a small smile. "But it's his friend, Shining, who's been trying to get him and Sugar together. Well, Colt has some input on it, but not a whole lot."

Placing a hand on his forehead, Bistro looked at his daughter. "Two people are interested in you? Well, it seems like your mother's looks are working like charms."

"Bistro!"

"Dad!"

The chief laughed along with Thunder and Violet. "You can't blame me, really! She's basically your spiting image! Well, with my looks mixed in, of course."

When they decided to call it a day, Indigo was sure Sugar would text her back saying how she shouldn't have done what she was about to. Right before they stepped through the front door back to their car, Indigo grabbed Sugar's arm and twirled her around, giving her a kiss.

With the loving looks from their parents, and from Silver, Indigo was pretty sure Sugarcoat would be blushing like mad when she pulled away. She really was with the slightly heavy breathing and the bright red cheeks, before Indigo herself was giving a small kiss before Sugarcoat turned away.

Oh yeah, there wasn't any doubt Sugarcoat was going to be telling her off for this. But hey, it was still a kiss and nothing wrong about that.

Besides, Indigo wouldn't even mind if Sugarcoat lost her cool because of the kiss. It usually meant there would be more kissing and there was not anything wrong with more kisses.

"You truly love her, huh?" Thunder Bristle asked his daughter after the other family left.

Indigo rose an eyebrow. "Thought it was clear when I kissed her?"

"Just needed to hear it from ya," Thunder chuckled. "Now, do ya love her?"

"Yeah! God, it sounds like your giving me your blessing for her hand in marriage," Indigo rolled her eyes before going back to the couch to sit down.

Silver sat down beside his sister and looked at her. "Do you want to marry her, sis?"

Blushing madly at her brother's question, Indigo tore her gaze away and muttered for him to shut up before she moved to turn the TV to another channel before Silver asked the question again. Wanting her answer for the question about marriage.

Indigo knew she had no choice but the answer her brother.

"...Yeah, I do, but we're only in High School, and who knows? Maybe we'll break up one day." Indigo sighed, and Silver beamed. "What's with the smile?"

"Nothin'! I just can't wait for the moment you ask her to marry you!" Silver answered his sister. "I really like her!"

Thunder laughed. "I can't tell ya do."

Getting out her phone, Indigo entered the pass code and went into her text messages, pressing on Sugarcoat's name and texting her a quick text before placing down her phone.

So, today good? My brother really likes you, he won't shut up about us.

I'll tell you something, as soon as you left, my father and brother started to tease me about us getting married at one point.

Love ya!

-Indigo

A few moments later and her phone buzzed with Sugarcoat's respond came through. Indigo smiled brightly at it before noticing how her brother was looking over her shoulder. Indigo flicked his forehead with a smirk, hearing him complain about what she just did.

"Maybe next time you don't look over my shoulder." Indigo teased him.

Silver rubbed his forehead. "Aww... sorry, sis."

Even if he was annoying at some points, there wasn't a doubt Indigo wouldn't let her baby brother go. And she would just have to get used to Silver's flaws, half way done and yet half way not.

Eh, whatever, it would get there in time.

A Chat With Colt, Bolt, Emerald, and Shining...

Sunny truly had enough with Shining's attempts of getting Colt and Sugarcoat together, it went as far as Cinch knowing of this. Abacus was shocked to hear this from her daughter but calmly explained how things were going to happen during the future, and just told Sunny to stay out of it. However, Sunny didn't even twice before making a group chat with her friends, including Colt and his own gang of friends. Abacus peered over her daughter's shoulder and rose an eyebrow slightly.

"What are you doing?" Abacus questioned, going over to make a cup of tea. "I thought I told you to stay out of this, you don't need to be involved in this sort of drama, Sunny."

"I can't really stay out of it now, mom." Sunny said, her eyes never leaving the phone. "I've been in this drama the moment it started happening, and I just want to make sure Colt doesn't try any funny business."

Abacus gave a tiny smile to her daughter. "That's sweet for you to do, but you should just let things play out. I rather for you to not get too involve as you are now, understand?"

The only way to get her mother off of her back was to agree. With a slight nod, Sunny watched as her mother went on with making her tea, after a while, Sunny made her way upstairs to her room. Sitting down on her bed close to the window, Sunny bite her lip, unsure about how to start up the chat.

All the time whenever they had a group chat, it usually would be Lemon who stared it. After all, Lemon was the one who made them, so this was new for Sunny making the group chat.

Entering Group Chat

So, what are you guys doing right now?- Sunny

Well, this is new. Sunny making a group chat!- Sour

Lay off, Sour. You don't need to show off your 'sweet' part of your personality. - Indigo

Excuse me, Indigo, but I can do whatever!- Sour

You realize I was having a nice nap before you started texting, right?-Sugar

Maybe I shouldn't have made this. Ah, well. Anyone know where Lemon and the boys are?? I added them in!- Sunny

Lemon, I understand, but why the boys??? Are you trying to make us kill them?-Sugar

Hey, I thought you were cool with Emerald and Bolt? Why hatin' on them right now??- Indigo

Just go with it, Indigo! We don't need to be going on about them right now! Let's talk about you and Sugar!- Sour

I rather not at the moment thank you.-Sugar

Why? What do you have to hide from us??? You been doing something you don't want us know about???- Sunny

Not that you need to know of, Sunny! Sour, lay off! We get enough fan girl support form Lemon, and we don't need more!- Indigo

... You did it recently didn't you? That's the only reason why don't wanna talk about you and Sugar!!- Sour

....-Sugar

........- Indigo

Spill! Where and when???- Sour

Are you really wanting to know about them doing it??? You realize that's not even cracking the top ten things I want to know about their relationship???- Sunny

Got nothing else to talk about! So, go on, I'm listening.- Sour

Exit Group Chat

Sunny groaned as she listened to her phone go off with text messages from no doubt, Indigo and Sour fighting about Indigo and Sugarcoat's relationship. The question was deep in her mind now. Why was Sour interested in knowing about what they had done?

Had they even done it before?

Groaning, Sunny placed her hands over her eyes. Why was she now thinking of this all of a sudden? If her mother found out, no doubt she would be pissed off. Well, only pissed off if they had done at school before Summer came along. Maybe she should go back on and ask if they had done it before?

No. No!

She wouldn't be asking that question, that would be disturbing and no doubt truly awkward to be asking your friends. But it seemed like Sour had no shame and went ahead to ask if they had done it without even thinking twice. Sunny always wondered how Sour could ask those things.

Hearing a knock at her door, Sunny turned her attention towards the door a few feet away from her. "Come in," She called out to see her mother coming in with two cups in hand. Putting her phone away, Sunny took one of the cups form her mother's hand and took a sip. "Thanks."

"It's not a problem," Abacus nodded, taking another sip of her cup. "I've been meaning to ask this for a while now. Have you found someone that makes you happy?"

Sunny nearly spat out her drink. "Wh, what?"

"Sunny, honestly, I can see how you spend your lunches at school," Abacus smiled behind her cup. "I always take walks around the building, and I notice how you're with your friends, but I notice how other students do give you looks, and I find myself wondering if you have your eye on anybody."

Sunny looked down and Abacus went on.

"Now, I ask again, have you found someone that makes you happy?"

"Uh... not really..." Sunny shook her head. "It never crossed my mind before."

Again, Abacus smirked behind her cup. "Oh? Well, I see. However, I do see how sneaking looks towards a certain boy going by the name of Maple Royal, and I believe he sneaks looks back to you whenever he thinks I'm not watching." Seeing how her daughter flushed. Abacus held a laugh. "Are you interested in him?"

No use trying to hide this from her now.

"Maybe just a little?" Sunny smiled weakly while Abacus allowed a small laugh to leave her lips. "Okay, okay... maybe more than just a little."

"Don't let him get away," Abacus chuckled before making her leave towards the door. Gazing over her shoulder slightly at her daughter before leaving the room. "Away like I did with your father for not stepping up and taking his job seriously as your father..."

Feeling her phone go off again, Sunny rolled her eyes and set the cup on the small table next to her bed and scrolled through the messages. By the looks of it, Sour had lost the battle to know what went down between Indigo and Sugar, but the good news was the boys were on.

Entering Group Chat

Ugh... Sour, stop complaining about how you lost! Let it go, girl!-Bolt

No! I'm not letting it go!- Sour

Stop fighting. Colt, Shining, Emerald, are you on??- Sunny

Yeah, I'm on. What you need??-Emerald

Right here, Sunny.-Colt

Somethin' ya need? While we're at it, why did you add us?-Shining

I'll explain in a moment, I assume Indigo and Sugarcoat are out or something?- Sunny

Yup, Indigo offered to take her out. Leaving us alone, idiot of an athlete.- Sour

Alright, so, who's idea was it for Colt to KISS Sugar at the beach?? I want honesty!- Sunny

....Whoa, Colt you actually KISSED her??-Emerald

Money's on Shining!!!-Bolt

Screw off, Bolt.-Shining

.....Actually, Bolt, you're spot on. It was all Shining, and don't get all mad Shining!-Colt

.....................................WHAT!?- Sour

Knew Colt couldn't think of that himself, and also, why Shining? - Sunny

Why not? And Colt's not that stupid, Sunny. That's downright, Bolt.-Shining

Bolt ain't that stupid, Shining. If anything I'm thinking its that Maple guy.-Colt

Maple is not stupid.- Sunny

Oh, you got a boyfriend??? Why haven't I heard about this???- Sour

Exit Group Chat

That was enough group chat for one day, it was better leaving it before Sour got all pissed off for not knowing about Maple and what not. Sunny silently promised herself to keep herself from wincing the next time she saw her friends in public as Sour would surely go crazy when they saw each other next.

Not a doubt in the world could stop her picturing Sour's reaction to her text message. Sour throwing her hands up into the air with a shocked look resting on her face.

It was just funny to picture.

"No doubt she'll attack me," Sunny muttered to herself, laying down on her bed. "But that's just Sour being shocked and all."

This was an interesting group chat for sure...

Now, all they needed was Lemon to reply and everything would be fine, or knowing Lemon, could go in a different direction than needed.

Peace-Making

"Why are we doing this?"

"Because we agreed to this, Shining."

"Forget this, Colt! We can't make peace with 'em! You need to end up with her."

Colt shook his head, taking his seat at the ice-cream parlor and waited for the rest to follow suit. He and Shining had gotten here a little early from Sunny's request from the group chat. Yet with everyone coming in and out was making a little nervous. The waiter had only gotten drink orders from Colt and Shining, and left to get them what they ordered.

While Shining kept complaining about how they didn't need to be doing this, Colt just shook his head. Ready to give up a long fight he was putting up with Indigo, but deep inside he knew he would always have a thing for Sugarcoat, even if she wasn't willing to be with him like he was willing to be with her.

As the girls trailed in and took their sets across from Shining and Colt, things were quiet before the girls got their own orders down and ready to be served. It took a good while before Colt cleared his throat, then took a sip from his drink, before speaking.

"...So, uh, what did you wanna talk about?" Colt asked, trying to ignore the fact Indigo was downright almost glaring at him. "...Without glaring at me, Indigo."

Indigo rolled her eyes before crossing her arms. "Look, as much as I don't really want to be glaring at you, I just can't stop myself from doing so."

"Indigo," Sunny warned. "Don't get all snappy with him, we now know he wasn't the one who came up with the whole idea about kissing Sugarcoat."

"Are we really still going to be talking about this?" Sugarcoat asked, clearly not liking this choice of topic Sunny had brought up.

Colt gave a quick shrug. "I don't know, it's up to them, and I don't really want to be talking about the stupid stunt I pulled off."

The silence came back once again, and when the drinks for the girls came around, it still remained. This was going to be a long awkward talk before someone could actually find the right words to speak. If no one spoke then nothing would be happening which would mean this whole thing would be wasted.

Colt bite his lip slightly, watching them trying to think of something to speak while Shining was looking out the window of the parlor. Someone should say something right now.

"Look, if no one's going to take then, can we go?" Colt said while looking at them. They gazed at him before back down to their drinks. "If that's a yes, then let's go Shining." Standing up to make his way out made Sour call out to him.

"Hang on!" Sour grabbed his wrist, forcing him back down. "We're not letting you go, we just don't know how to start this talk up. That's all."

"I have an idea," Lemon said, taking a quick drink before speaking again. "Let's hear why Shining thought it was a good idea for Colt to kiss Sugar like that. Without us knowing about it."

All the gazes went on Shining and he blinked for a moment. Then realizing they wanted him to speak up and share the reason why for his little idea and why they went along with it.

For once in his life, Shining seemed... scared. Scared about the fact he had to share everything about his little plan, and everything that would come with it. Something he usually didn't have to do when someone found out about it being his's idea because he always blamed it on someone else.

It took a while for Shining to find his voice.

"....Uh... well, I planned it out because why the hell not?" Shining answered, narrowing his eyes slightly. "Let's face it, the first love never lasts, and knows how long Indigo and Sugar are gonna last. Gotta get a backup, don't ya?"

Indigo gave a frown but Sugarcoat beat her to speaking.

"That doesn't matter," Sugarcoat said. Arms crossed and a frown resting on her face. "I wouldn't pick Colt even if he was the last guy on earth. I would pick anyone but him in a long shot."

"What you just said makes me feel so happy." Colt huffed out, crossing his arms. "What have I ever done to you like that? I've been nice to you before you started dating Indigo Zap. Remember when we were little?"

Sugarcoat nodded. "Yes, I remember it well, but I never shared the same type of feelings like you did. It was really a one-sided crush."

That didn't make Colt feel any better, but it was nice to know. During the talk, which was really just between Shining and Indigo, along with Colt and Sugarcoat, they never did get off the topic of the kiss that had happened.

No matter how hard they tried to get off topic because they always had someone to remind them about what they were talking about before.

"Okay, okay, enough!" Sunny finally spat out, slamming her hands down on the table. It got the attention of most people before they looked away. "The story is straight. Shining came up with the idea of Colt kissing Sugarcoat, Colt went along with it. It worked out well. Sugar was shocked and couldn't speak for a while."

"She stayed away from us to try and keep the guilt down," Lemon added on. "We eventually got Emerald to help us out and found out what was wrong."

"Then I went over to her house after we texted so she could tell me what had happened," Indigo finished off. "And, yes, the talk we had was awkward. Just like this was one right now."

Shining gazed over to Colt for some help, but Colt away from him. This wasn't his fight, and Colt knew he would get his trouble right after Shining's trouble came around.

Hands went up as Shining gave them a smile, trying to charm his way out wouldn't work, so he had to use this. "Okay, I admit, I shouldn't have suggested doing that, but really, doesn't your mother think you and Colt should be together, Sugarcoat?"

"Not anymore," Sugarcoat commented. "Not after she heard about the kiss."

"Really?" Colt asked, surprised. "Minty believes different now?" In a way he sounded... happy. It made everyone surprised at his happy tone.

"....You're happy about this?" Sunny asked him. "After everything?"

Colt bite his lip, giving a slow nodded. "I'll be honest here, as much as I like your mother, Sugarcoat, I really don't even think I would be able to date you knowing she's going to expect a lot from me."

"Considering your parents are Midsummer and Winter Solstice?" Sour blinked, and Colt nodded once again. His parents were known for a lot of things like how Abacus was known for being Principal at Crystal Prep.

They all shared a look before talking about something else, knowing the topic they wanted to talk about was over and done with. For a while, they gave a short laugh and shared their drinks before getting some ice-cream. At least the whole thing was over and done with.

"Hey, look, no hard feelings, okay?" Colt suggested to them. "I didn't really mean to make this a whole entire mess."

The girls shared a look before giving him a smile.

"Yeah, sure, no hard feelings," Indigo waved her hand. "As long as you don't go going around flirting with my girl anymore."

Colt gave her a nod. "Of course, but... I might forget the promise."

"You better not!"

End

Interrupted Alone Time

By now it had been two hours since school had ended. An hour since everyone had gone home for the day, and hour since they had something to eat after school, and an hour since they finished up their homework. The homework part was a little on the lying side since most people didn't really have homework considering how they got things done during school hours.

Even though it had been two hours since school, there were probably many out there waiting for tomorrow come so they could get a test over and done with, so they could get rid of the nagging feeling of something bad was going to happen. But there were a few who didn't want tomorrow to come so they could sleep in, so they could do whatever before school arrived once again.

Many reasons why they didn't want or wanted tomorrow to come with ease. Simple reasons why, and many were hoping that tomorrow would be as easy as the last day.

However when it comes to being alone with the one you're with, well that's a different story. Right now it was the same way with Indigo and Sugarcoat.

Being on Indigo's bed firstly going from cuddling while doing their homework to watching TV for a few minutes before Indigo began kissing her neck. Every kiss always made Sugarcoat shake a little before Indigo was on top looking down at her before she leaned in and began kissing her neck once again.

“I-Indigo, knock it off...” Sugarcoat mumbled, trying to bite back a moan. “We're not doing this right now...hmmm...”

Indigo gave her a smirk. “Aww, but we've been dating for a few weeks, and have you forgotten about what we did during school?” As if she needed to remember what had went down during school. “Besides, this is different. No one's here and you said things would be different when alone.”

“D-Different as this may be, we're still not doing this, and I rather not remember what had happened during school, thank you very much.” Sugarcoat said back, trying to avoid Indigo's eyes. She sucked in a breath when she felt Indigo kiss her neck more. “....Q-quite it, Indigo.”

“Pull your head up for a second.” There it was again. That demanding tone. Holding a breath, Sugarcoat slowly moved her head up before Indigo removed the hair tie from Sugarcoat's hair and the long icy white hair fell loose. Indigo gave her a smile. “I think that's better than having it tied up, huh?”

No point in lying to her right now.

“Yes, it is better than before.” Sugarcoat mumbled.

Indigo gave her a smile before attacking her neck once more before moving up to her lips. Pulling away slightly to remove the glasses before kissing her once more. First the kisses start out soft before they moved to more passionate and aggressive.

She parted her lips and kissed more deeply, pulling on Sugarcoat's lips with her own. She instinctively dipped her tongue between her lover's lips. She could feel the girl under her shake a little when that happened, and she wanted more. Indigo wanted to see more of that reaction.

Sugarcoat gave a slight groan before she rubbed her knees together, feeling her stomach twisting. Her breath got uneven as they went on kissing before she felt Indigo's hand slowly moving towards the hemline of her skirt, and her eyes went wide before relaxing once more.

Right before they could go farther, they heard a knock at the door and Indigo gave a growl before looking at her bedroom door. Just who thought it would be a good time to interrupt them? Her parents were out doing whatever, and someone suddenly knocks?

“J-Just go answer it, Indigo,” Sugarcoat whispered, sitting up and reaching over to grab her glasses. “You shouldn't keep whoever that is waiting.”

“Fine,” Indigo mumbled, getting off the bed and making her way over to the door. Stopping when she placed her hand on the door handle. “But I swear this is not over.”

Opening the door, Indigo blinked when she saw her younger brother of age 9 standing there with a smile. The boy looked so much like their father it was almost scary to look at him. The same shape of the face, the same pale blue hair color and the same tone of skin color. Only thing different was he had their mother's eyes. Amber while their father had nice green eyes.

Sugarcoat had finished putting up her hair when she noticed the boy and gave him a look. The 9 year old smiled at her before looking at his big sister.

“Indigo, who is she?” The boy asked with a confused tone.

Indigo rolled her eyes. “Her name is Sugarcoat, and she's my girlfriend.” The boy gave a smile before nodding and giving his own name to Sugarcoat.

His name was Silver Lining.

Right after Indigo's brother left, Indigo sat down on her bed and groaned loudly. Well, what she wanted to do with Sugarcoat couldn't be done with Silver in the house. It wasn't long before she felt Sugarcoat's lips on her neck and a small smirk appeared on her lips.

Oh how Sugarcoat was pushing the limits here by doing that.

“You're really pushing it here, Sugar. Y'know that?” Indigo asked her lover. Sugarcoat only gave her a smile before sitting next to her. “...You know I swore what we were doing wasn't over, right?”

Noticing the look on Indigo's face made Sugarcoat bite the inside of her cheek. “Yes, you did swear that, but let's be honest here. It's not going to happen with your brother around, so... I may as well go home.”

Indigo couldn't argue with that. Even if she wanted to go over to Sugarcoat's house, she wouldn't be allowed simply because of her mother being protective of Sugarcoat greatly.

“I'll see you tomorrow then.”

Entering her house, Sugarcoat gave a slight yawn before going into the living room. She gave a quick side glance to see only her father watching TV. Thank god her mother was around, if she was there was no doubt Minty would've gave Sugarcoat a full blown lecture about how she needed to be with a guy.

Her father, Bistro Class, hadn't even noticed her. Focusing on his cooking show so he could improve, after all, he was a head chief. In his family, he was raised to be a loving person and finding the time to get things done without complaining. Sugarcoat probably got that from him.

Bistro Class barely heard her walking by until he turned off the TV and rubbed his eyes. He turned his head slightly to see his baby girl placing down her satchel on the chair.

“Ah, your home,” Bistro Class smiled, going over and gave his daughter a hug. “How was your time at Indigo's?”

Sugarcoat fought a blush when she remembered what they were going to do before they were interrupted by Silver, and she couldn't possibly tell that to her father. “It was fine, until we were interrupted by her younger brother Silver Lining. But it wasn't that bad. How was work?”

“Considering how many orders we had, wasn't that bad,“ Bistro shrugged. “Next time you see Indigo, tell her, she should really come over to dinner one time.“

“Is that really a good idea? You know mom doesn't like Indigo at all,“ Sugarcoat reminded her father. Trying to keep her thoughts about inviting Indigo over for dinner. “It would just raise fights between them, and I don't want them to be more icy towards each other than they already are.“

Bistro Class gave her a smile before giving her another hug. Saying he would take care of it, and try once more to change his wife's mind about Indigo and their daughter dating. Sugarcoat truly doubted her mother would even change her mind about Indigo.

“I truly don't know why she doesn't like Indigo Zap, dad.“ Sugarcoat sighed, sitting down in the chair while her father took the seat down in front of her. “What does she see in the flirt known as Colt Crush?“

“He's a flirt? Well, that's new to know,” Bistro Class mumbled to himself, running a hand through his icy gray hair. “I've known his Uncle for years, and he's never told me about how flirty Colt could be.“

“He tried hitting on me during gym, only to run off when Indigo showed up.“ Sugarcoat explained. Bistro Class held back a laugh. Ah, it was good to know Indigo loved his daughter so much.

A few minutes later, daughter and father were watching TV waiting for Minty to come home after her day at work. While Bistro Class worked as a head chief, Minty Sweet worked as head business woman. Minty expected her daughter to follow in one of their footsteps while Bistro wanted Sugarcoat to walk in whatever path she wanted.

It truly was a wonder how Bistro married Minty and had Sugarcoat with Minty's personality and ways. But it was worth it, as they both got a daughter they wanted.

When Minty Sweet came home, she placed her purse down and sat down in the chair in the living room. Bistro stood up and kissed his wife's cheek.

“Welcome home, dear. Want something to drink?“ Bistro asked.

“Some coffee would be great,“ Minty sighed and Bistro walked into the kitchen to make his wife's drink right away. Both girls loved his cooking and his ways of making drinks. But when he left, Minty turned to her daughter. “How was school, Sugarcoat?“

Sugarcoat locked eyes with her mother. “It was fine, mother. Not any homework, finished it all at school.“

“That's good. Did you finally get together with Colt Crush?“ Minty asked, and Sugarcoat forced herself from going pale, but only for Minty to narrow her eyes at her daughter. “Sugarcoat, do you realize, Colt is a much better person for you than that girl-Indigo Zap-is?“

“Mother, Colt isn't going to be a good match for me,“ Sugarcoat whispered under her breath. She was going to say more but Bistro came back with her mother's coffee.

“Here you, sweetie,“ Bistro smiled handing his wife her coffee, then he sat down next to his daughter. “What were you two talking about?“

Minty took a sip of her coffee before answering her husband. “Just how Colt is more good for Sugar than Indigo is. Nothing new.“

That stroked up another fight between the two and it was enough for Sugarcoat to leave the living room so they could fight alone. She took her satchel into her bedroom and sat down at her desk. Opening up the final piece of homework she had to do.

She would've gotten it done, but Indigo started to distract her by kissing her neck and making them go all(well, almost) crazy like.

Before long, she heard a knock at her door and in came her father. Bistro gave her a small smile and sat down on her bed, and waited for her to turn around and face him. He probably came in to tell her he failed to change Minty's mind about Indigo and who was right for Sugarcoat.

“I assume you didn't change her mind?“ Sugarcoat assumed, turning around to face her father.

“I'm sorry, Sugar, she's just so hard to convince.“ Bistro sighed. “Just go on and keep dating Indigo, until she sees how good Indigo is, you keep doing what you're doing. One day, she'll see.“

“....Okay, dad.“

She really couldn't say no to her father. After all, he was doing what was best for her, and if Minty didn't like Indigo, then that was okay. But it would've been nice if her mother liked Indigo as much as her father did.

When her father left, it only took a few minutes before her phone went off. Checking it, Sugarcoat saw it was a text from Indigo and smiled brightly.

...Hey, Sugar.

Sorry about my brother, I talked to him about how it wasn't a good time when my door was closed.

Anyways, apparently my mother and father wants you to come over for dinner, and well,

they really want to meet your dad, plus they know how your mother doesn't like us being together.

-Indigo Zap

Smiling lightly, a single thought ran through her mind. She wanted to say yes they would come over for dinner, but she needed to know if her father wanted to go over and have dinner with Indigo's parents. She would have to ask him the next time they were in the same room.

It sounds great, Indigo.

I'll have to ask my father if he wants to have dinner with your parents though, and... if they're okay with my mother not liking us, then it's good with me.

I'll give you his answer tomorrow.

-Sugarcoat

Looking at her clock after she sent the text, Sugarcoat sighed. She should get ready for bed before her mother came in, wanting to speak with her like normal.

Tomorrow would be better than tonight.