So, It's been awhile. Actually, it's been a very long time. I never finished the two fics I started =/. My computer crashed so I lost the stories and was too lazy to rewrite them. So, I'm starting a new one =D. Read and review!
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Trunks stared in disbelief. That was defiantly not the Marron he remembered from 4 years ago. The last time he had seen her was the day she left for college, at the ripe age of 18. She was still awkward and in her ugly duckling stage and Trunks never paid her any mind. But now, she stood before him a woman. Her body was perfect, curves in all the right places. Goten elbowed him and whispered, "I think you might want to close your mouth." Trunks immediately snapped out of the trance Marron had him in and shot Goten a sneering glare. All Goten could do was chuckle as he too turned his attention back to Marron. She was wearing a white sundress with her hair in a loose ponytail. She looked gorgeous. "You know, a simple 'hello' would be nice?" She joked as she walked up to Trunks and Goten. They both realized they had been staring and laughed nervously. Thinking nothing of it, Marron smiled and hugged both of them. "Oh, I missed my boys." She said, giving both of them a kiss on the cheek. It had been 4 long years in college, and Marron barely kept in touch with anyone but her mom and dad. To everyone else, it seemed as if she dropped off the face of the earth, and she liked for it to be that way. Once she decided she was through with college, or to state it bluntly, dropped out of college, she decided to come back to her own home town.
"We've missed you too, Mar." Goten said, taking her bags from her. Trunks still could not say a word. His cheek was burning at the spot where she had kissed him. What was this all about? It was just Marron. She glanced over at Trunks and saw his zombie-like state, "okay, weirdo, are you ever going to say anything to me?" Trunks finally found it in him to speak up, "Sorry. Guess I'm just surprised to see you. It's been so long I feel like I'm meeting a stranger. We've missed you so much." She rolled her eyes, "Oh, save the sappy stuff for later. I'm here now, so there's no more missing me!" They all laughed as they began to exit the airport. As they got out the doors Marron exclaimed, "FINALLY!" catching both Trunks and Goten off guard. They turned to see Marron lighting up a cigarette. They glanced at each other, with looks on their faces saying, "Are we really seeing this?" Marron took a drag of her cigarette and exhaled. "Damn, I needed a cigarette. The ride here was terrible. My nerves were shot." "Since when do you smoke?" Goten asked, noting to himself that Marron was the only girl he had seen that made smoking look hot. She took another hit of it and said, "Since I left. Why? Do you not like it?" Neither of them said anything so Marron took that as a signal to continue on.
"Well, you've certainly changed a lot pigtails, that's for sure." Trunks said, finally gaining his composure and throwing his arm around her shoulders. She smirked, "Oh, there's a lot that's changed about me Briefs, just wait till you see." Trunks couldn't help but notice a bit of seduction in her voice, or maybe he was just being foolish. His thoughts were interrupted as Goten asked, "Like what?" Typical. He could never just leave things as they were. "Well, I know you two noticed my newly developed body. That was an obvious one as I walked out of the plane with you two practically drooling." She joked, but Trunks and Goten couldn't help but blush with a bit of embarrassment. When the three of them were younger, they had been best friends. They had been practically inseparable until their graduation from high school. It was typical for them to joke with each other like Marron just had, but somehow this time they knew that deep down, she wasn't joking, and that she knew they really were looking her up and down. Goten cleared his throat, "Yeah yeah yeah. So you finally hit puberty. What else?" Marron slapped at him playfully and merely said, "You'll see as time goes on." And they left it at that.