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Levy sat down at her usual table, Hardly anyone was around. There was only herself, Cana, Mirajane and Gajeel in the guild, leaving everyone else on a mission.
Levy stood up and made her way over to the mission board. There was none that she could do alone. One needed her mind of magic but needed two people. Who could I ask? Not Mirajane, she's busy working, Cana is too busy drinking. That only leaves... Her mind drifted and she wondered if he would actually say yes to her offer.
The mission was for two people, one with script magic and one with power. She sighed again, why would he go with her, she was just his guild mate who just might have a crush on him.
"What you doing shrimp?" A voice gruffly said behind her, causing her to jump slightly but relaxed when she saw it was Gajeel.
"Oh I was thinking of going on a mission." Levy slightly trailed off as he grabbed the paper out her hands. She saw his eyes scan the paper before replying.
"Is it only you?" She nodded wondering if he wanted to come. Of course he wouldn't just ask, he would say.
"Fine I'll go with you, it has a good pay." She was slightly disappointed with the last part. Why would he do it for her? She is just in the same guild her, not anything special to her.
Before she let her dissapointment show she walked up to Mirajane at the bar.
"Me and Gajeel are going on this mission." She said to the tall S class mage who was wiping glasses.
"OK. Say is there anything between you two?"
Levy felt a blush the colour of Erza's hair rise to her cheeks. No there wasn't anything between them but Levy wished there was.
"Why would you say that Mira?" Mira just laughed.
"Don't worry I'm joking anyway have fun." She winked at Levy and continued talking with Cana, who was still drinking all the alcohol she could find.
Levy walked outside to see Gajeel waiting for her, he was leaning on the wall next to the guild doors. When he felt Levy next to him he pushed off the wall, they walked next to each other with no one saying anything. It was a comfortable silence and breaking it would ruin the moment.
When they made it on the train Gajeel went to sleep straight away. Leaving Levy in her thoughts. I wonder if he does like me, he wouldn't go on a mission with anyone else but me. But I shouldn't get my hopes up I guess.
Levy stared our of the window, she could never fall asleep on trains and this was one time she wished she could. Levy sighed again. Everything was so confusing.
The blunette was broken from her thoughts when the train stopped. She stood up and looked out of the window to see where they were. They were not in any town so why stop?
"Whats happening shrimp?" Gajeel now sat up properly and looking at her.
"I don't know, we just stopped." She replied not looking away from the window.
"Ladies and gentlemen we have experienced problems with the brakes. Please bear with us, it may take a while."
"Tsk may as well walk. Come on shrimp." Gajeel stood up with Levy following behind him. They made their way off the train and started followed the track.
It was almost sunset when they reached their destination and found a hotel.
When they walked in they saw a woman behind the counter with raven black hair and deep blue eyes, she looked around 20.
"Hello is there anything I can do for you?" She asked cheerfully to the two.
"Um have you got a room for two?" Levy asked.
"Yes. Two separate beds?"
"Yes please."
"Here you go your room is number 22 on the second floor. Show this key in the morning for breakfast. Hope you have a lovely stay."
Levy thanked the woman and both used the elevator. It was silent all the way to their room. Should I say anything, it's so uncomfortable. Oh well. Levy sighed softly so Gajeel didn't hear.
She opened the door to their room and sat down on the bed farthest away from the door.
"I'm going to sleep. Night Gajeel." Gajeel grunted in response. Levy was happy knowing that Gajeel responded to her.
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