I don`t own the winx club. this is my first story i have ever written on a cartoon. Please, if there is anything wrong with the story, please let me know. I have only a few OC`s. If you want to use them, (ASK ME FIRST!)

"You called me Ms. Faragonda?" asked Griselda as she walked into the office.

" Yes I did" said the headmistress of Alfea who was staring out her window

"Yesterday, I received report on the Trix and also three DVD`s. These disc`s are not your everyday normall discs, but very special ones. they are memory discs. "

"Ms. Faragonda , are you saying that the Trix have a disc in which it tells their past?" asked Griselda.

"Yes. Now please send the winx girls down here immediately. They are free of class form class until I say so." Said Ms. Faragonda.

"Right away." said Griselda, as she left the room Ms. Faragonda called in Ms. Griffin who was more than happy to see a DVD that was about the Trix.. Ms. Griffin wanted to know as much about them as possible and this was her chance.

" Yo girls did you hear? They r adding a new building for the witch`s to come to Alfea to learn good magic." said Musa who was utterly disgusted with the idea.

As soon as Stella was about to say something Griselda came in and told them that Ms. Faragonda wanted to see them immediately. Bloom knocked on the office door and was allowed in.

" Is everything okay Ms. F?" asked Stella who was hoping she would let them go to magix to go shopping.

" I need to show you something girls. You need to know one thing first. Not a single word that is said in this office is to never leave. And that I have the Trix memories on these discs."

" But Ms. Faragonda, we already know all about the trix. They are evil and want to take over Magix." Said Layla who took a seat with the other girls.

" Just watch. First up. Icy`s video." Everyone gathered around to watch. The window was blocked and the door was concealed just a bit.

" Are you seriously going to start without me?" asked Ms. Griffin who stepped out of the shadows.

" Of course not."said Ms. Faragonda.