The next day, Tikki arrived to the hotel Bridgette said she and Adrien were at. A few quick messages had them meet in the lobby. Tikki sat on a couch while Felix and Bridgette hid in a corner. Felix was wearing Adrien's clothes.

"Moment of truth," said Bridgette.

"You sure about this," Felix whispered.

"No, let's go."

Felix and Bridgette walked over to greet the average height, red haired woman with bright blue eyes, in a bright red dress.

"She sure likes red," stated Felix.

"It's the only color she wears other than black and other shades of red," Bridgette whispered.

Tikki looked up to see the two of them approach her. She stood up quickly.

"Okay, let's just cut to the chase. Why did Adrien get kicked out? Why did you Bridgette think it was a good idea to handle this yourself? And finally; who is this?"

"Um, it's me. Adrien," said Felix.

Tikki eyed him carefully.

"No, this isn't Adrien. Your face seems a bit more narrow, the eyes are too close to together. Nose and chin have more of a point and the cheek bones are more defined. Plus you are super skinny, seriously boy, eat something. Now, I will admit, you got a fairly decent lookalike and most people would be able to buy it but I've known Adrien for years and you young man, are not him."

Felix and Birdgette just stood there shocked. It was amazing how well she saw through them.

"Well, it was nice to meet you but I think I'm just gonna go," said Felix as he tried to escape.

He was quickly stopped when the woman grabbed his collar.

"Not so fast. Now, both of you are going to tell me where Adrien is and I mean right now," demanded an angry Tikki.

Both Felix and Bridgette gulped. Meanwhile, Plagg was sitting at the hotel's restaurant having a drink. He wore a black suit with a green tie. Black hair slicked back and his pale skin stood out against the black and his bright green eyes always looked like he was analyzing something. Adrien and Marinette were a few feet away from his table and at his back.

"Okay, you ready," asked Marinette.

"Ready as I'll ever be," answered Adrien wearing an outfit of Felix's.

They walked over to Plagg.

"Hey Plagg," greeted Marinette. "How was your flight?"

"I don't have time for your idle chit chat. What's going on and who is this supposed to be," asked Plagg gesturing to Adrien.

"Plagg, you know it's me. Can we just get home now and try not to let father know," said an exasperated Adrien.

"Look, I know Felix and you most certainly are not him. Your face is too round, eyes too bright and you actually have some meat on your bones. You sound not nearly brooding enough and your posture is wrong. You might have been able to fool some but not me."

Marinette and Adrien couldn't believe that Plagg knew it was a lie. The look on their faces all but confirmed it for the man.

"Well it seems I've wasted enough of your time already so, I'll be going now."

Adrien tried to make a quick exit but a chilling voice cut through.

"Stop." Adrien did. "Get over here now." Adrien turned and slowly walked up to the man who was scowling and crossing his arms. "Now, let's try this again. Who are you and where is Felix?"

Adrien sighed. "I'm Adrien."

Felix took a deep breath. "I'm Felix."

Both Tikki and Plagg were shocked. They couldn't believe it.

"You are," cried Tikki.

"You're kidding right," asked Plagg.

"Nope, it's true," smiled Adrien.

"That's the honest truth," said Felix.

Tikki actually started tearing up.

"Tikki? Are you okay," asked Bridgette.

"Oh, I'm fine! I'm just remembering when he was born. 6 pounds 11 ounces," she choked out, tears now freely falling. "Can I hug him?!" Felix opened his arms and Tikki grabbed him. "Oh you're so big! And handsome!"

Tikki continued to wail and they were loud enough to get a certain man's attention.

"I know that cry," Plagg said as he rushed out of the restaurant.

Marinette and Adrien just looked at each other and then followed behind. The three of them went to the lobby to see Tikki giving Felix a bear hug.

"Tikki," cried Plagg.

Tikki quickly let Felix go and turned to see Plagg before her.

"Minou," she shouted.

"Coccinelle," he replied by opening his arms.

The woman ran and leaped into his arms. While the two embraced, the four teenagers reconvened.

"So, are we still in trouble," asked Marinette.

"This could be a good thing," said Bridgette.

"Yeah, with Tikki so happy to see not only Felix but Plagg as well, she might be more forgiving," smiled Adrien.

"Right, and with Plagg getting to see Tikki, he might be more inclined to loosen up a bit," said Felix.

"Oh, you all are still in trouble," said Tikki.

The teenagers jumped and turned to see both Plagg and Tikki smiling and still in each other's arms.

"We still need to know the whole story but my little Cookie Heart and I want some time alone so, be expecting to tell us at dinner tonight," said Plagg as he lead the two of them away.

"Well, anyone want to head to the pool," asked Bridgette.

In a hotel room, Plagg and Tikki sat cuddled on a couch.

"I've missed you kitty," sighed Tikki playing with his tie.

"I've missed you as well, Sweets."

"What were the chances of those two boys meeting each other?"

"Pretty big, but I have to say it's miraculous. How's Adele?"

"She's well. The gallery will be hosting an exposition by the end of the summer. Featuring a new and upcoming artist. How is Gabriel?"

"As well as can be expected. He's changed a lot since they've divorced and not in a good way. He's too focused on his work and barely acknowledges Felix."

"That poor boy. At least Adrien is a bit better off although, Adele does force him to help out at the gallery when I know art isn't his favorite thing. He does it because it makes her happy."

"Well, I certainly look forward to hearing their story of how they met but for now." Plagg pulled Tikki closer. "I'd like to get to our story now," smirked Plagg.

Tikki smiled back and began to undo his tie.

"I've been waiting for this part," she giggled as she pulled him in for a kiss.

Tikki and Plagg deserve some love.