Author's Note: I don't own anything.
Summary: An idea of how Peter Pan met Tinkerbelle and what happened with him in Neverland.
Tinkerbelle flopped to the ground as the Blue Fairy said she had no longer believed in her. Her heart had shattered into a million little pieces when she finally hit the ground. Tears upon tears fell down her face. She had no one now. She was completely alone. She felt like a failure and in her heart she had hoped she could have changed Regina. She now knew that wasn't possible. It was too late.
Dejected, Tinkerbelle walked away from the castle hoping to find someone to take her in. Who would take in a former fairy such as her? She had no magic. She had nothing, a shell of her former self. The thought of her being alone in the world forever broke her heart. "Why Regina," she softly whispered to herself, "Why Blue?"
Tinkerbelle looked to the sky and saw The Blue Fairy with Nova. Anger rushed through Tinkerbelle as she watched the two of them. Tinkerbelle always feared that Nova would surpass her. And in her gut, she believed that she was right. She was a lost cause and Nova was perfect.
Suddenly, Tinkerbelle heard music. A pipe of sorts, and it was intriguing. Where was the beautiful music coming from? Following the sounds, she came across a campfire where children were dancing. Her eyes wandered around the crowd until they fell upon the mysterious boy playing the pipe. Tinkerbelle approached him cautiously and nervously. He paused the music and cocked his head to the side looking at the former fairy.
"Who are you?" the boy demanded.
"I'm Tinkerbelle," she did a little curtsy.
"What are you doing here?" he circled around the former fairy.
"I heard the music and it was so beautiful," Tinkerbelle admitted as she watched him circle her like a hawk.
"Only certain children can hear the music, only lost children. By the way you are dressed….you are no child. You are a fairy!" confessed the boy.
"No longer a fairy," Tinkerbelle cut in.
An interest appeared in the young boy as he said, "My name is Peter Pan. Tell me what happened?"
"The Blue Fairy, I tried to help someone, someone who has good in them, but it was too late."
"This Blue Fairy sounds rather cruel."
"She's my mother."
"Rejecting her own child, what a world!" exclaimed Peter Pan as he sat down on a rock offering Tinkerbelle a seat.
Ashamed of herself, Tinkerbelle turned and said, "If she doesn't believe in me, who will?"
"I've heard of you Tinkerbelle, you are known for your mischievous ways. I'm a bit of a mischief maker myself. Tell me, have you heard of Neverland?"
Racking her thoughts, Tinkerbelle tried to remember if she had heard of such a place. To her dismay, she had not. "No I have not!" finally announced Tinkerbelle.
Peter Pan smirked as he said, "Imagine a world, where there are no adults. Where there are no rules."