I don't Own Winx Club...No Matter How Much I Want To I Don't...Yet!

In Eraklion it was necessary to hold a party for their royalty for nearing completion of their education. The entire ball room clapped as a tall handsome blonde haired man came through the big blue double doors in the huge Eraklion ball room. Sky quickly scanned the room, looking for that familiar lock of fiery red hair that belonged to his favourite girl, Bloom.

"Sky you look very handsome tonight." Comes the Queen of Eraklion's voice, his mother.

"Thank you mother," Sky said in a prince like voice. "You haven't by any chance seen Bloom tonight?" He asked lightly, looking around.

"No, but I have seen Diaspro." The King of Eraklion, his father said.

"Yes, and why would I care about Diaspro, we broke up, or don't you remember?" He asked as politely as he could manage.

"Yes I know you are with Bloom now, but you owe her at least one dance, son." His father said sternly.

There was no way of getting out of it now. Sky swore under his breath and started for the corner Diaspro was stood in, alone.

"May I have this dance?" Sky asked politely.

"Of course you may." Diaspro said hiding a surprised look.

Sky led her to the dance floor hoping that this would be over so he could continue his search for Bloom. Every girl in the ball room stood staring jealously at Sky and Diaspro, secretly thinking she was the luckiest girl in the world. At the end of the dance Sky bowed, no matter how much he despised Diaspro, he could never forget his Princely manners. As he turned away he felt so bad, that he tried to give her a quick friendly kiss on the cheek. That was his intentions before Diaspro turned her head and kissed him full on the lips. He pulled back quickly.

"What are you doing Diaspro?" He growled. She just smiled innocently and said:

"Just checking that you were truly over me." She said with an evil grin before walking away, leaving Sky stood stock still, fuming. As Sky stood their fuming he didn't even realise Bloom stood at the big blue double doors, stood stock still mouth wide open in shock, tears forming in her crystal blue eyes. She couldn't believe it, she turned tail and ran.

She ran as fast as her high heeled feet could take her, which wasn't very far. She ran through the Eraklion rose bushes; until she reached the fountain in the middle there she stood silently crying. She cried until she realised her emotions had changed and in place of sadness stood pure rage: she wanted to blow things up, she wanted to destroy things, she wanted simply to take out her emotions on something or someone. Thankfully school didn't start for another week, she was supposed to be staying at Sky's for the rest of the holidays, so she used a rather resourceful spell and packed everything in her tiny handbag she was carrying.

She stood up opened a portal to a dead planet far away from this place and this new found heartbreak. Once the other side she decided to stay there for the rest of the week and destroy whatever got in her way. She would take a portal back to Alfea, later for now she wanted to release this new anger she felt. When she got there she destroyed every monster, bug and rock that dared to get in her way. The entire time she was there it rained heavily, she rejoiced in this change of weather. It somehow suited her mood. She threw fire ball after fire ball at a huge mound of rocks, which she had decided that morning to demolish, because they looked fun to destroy.

Back on Eraklion Sky had stalked off the dance floor swearing under his breath at the, girl who had once been his fiancée.

"Thank god Bloom isn't here, yet." He sighed thankfully. Knowing if she was he would have gotten an ear full if she had witnessed that scene. Now that he thought about it, where was his girlfriend? He strode off to question the many guards patrolling the royal castle, hoping one of them had caught sight of Bloom. None of them had. He was getting worried; it wasn't like Bloom to be late. He sent guards searching the grounds looking for her, or for a trace of her. They all came back empty, he then decided to send two men to Earth to see if she had left yet, and they came back saying Bloom had left two hours previous to their arrival. He was definitely worried now; she had left Earth and never arrived in Eraklion. Sky waited for the next week for Bloom to arrive, he was disappointed every day, and she didn't arrive at all.

"Don't worry dude, maybe she got held up with something important, and she wasn't able to make contact. Anyway you can ask her when we go back to school at the back to school party. So chill." His squire and best friend Brandon stated coolly.

Bloom had gotten bored of destroying the rocks, and had gone in search of monsters and big bugs, that might lurk on the dead planet. She found huge, creepy monsters in caves, big hairy bugs hidden behind big rocks. She enjoyed this simple target practise, soon she realised she was seriously late for the back to school party, it had started an hour and a half ago, and she still wasn't ready: she was soaking wet and dirty. She opened a portal and stepped through, one the other side she stepped out into the middle of the quad of Alfea, the back to school dance was in full swing and she had just appeared in the middle of it, completely soaking wet, dirty and still in her fairy form. She didn't care though, she was home and she was going to have a good time.

"Bloom?!" Came a concerned voice, a voice she knew all too well. She turned to see Sky stood right behind her, a look of pure worry on his face.

"Do me a favour Sky?" She retorted angrily "Piss off!" She swore before flying off, towards the forest. Sky took that to heart, and stalked off to the table where the rest of his friends were sat, he couldn't believe it, she had actually told him to piss off.

"Was that Bloom I just saw flying off towards the forest Sky?" Stella asked with a look towards Sky then towards the forest, where the fiery red headed fairy had just flown off to. Stella looked at the depressed Sky with a look of sympathy.

"Sky, what did you do this time?" She asked sternly, because she knew she would have to clear it up.

"I didn't do anything, honestly. She just appeared out of no where all wet and muddy in her fairy form and told me to…to…" He couldn't bare to say it, it hurt him to much.

"To what Sky? She told you to what?" Flora asked, concerned.

"She told me to piss off." He said in a small voice.

CRASH!