It's been a while. Sorry about that Dx
Timmy sat alone for a while thinking. "Wanda said to me, magic couldn't break true love. So what happened?"
The thought didn't come to him straight away but when it did, it hit him hard, like…like, well a bunch of stuff but this time it was more painful. What if Cosmo and Wanda didn't love each other anymore? Is that why the wish worked instead of making the 'Pfft' noise? Timmy felt guilt in the pit of his stomach. He needed something that could bring the fairies together without Cosmo's mother AND Juandissimo getting involved. But Wanda loved Juan and she's happy. It would be unfair to her.
"Ah I don't care, I just want my fairies back and to go home. But how am I going to get them together?" He asked himself. He saw no point of sitting around. Timmy got up, wiped his eyes and started walking. He had no idea where. Maybe he should try getting Cosmo out of the house, without his mother. "Which is not going to be easy." Timmy thought. He could wish him out using Wanda's magic… Then there was the question "Where's Wanda anyway?" Timmy's short attention span changed to the idea of doing some spying. Maybe he can find a way into Cosma's house and try to talk to Cosmo again. Timmy didn't see much achievement in talking to the 'special' green fairy, but it was worth a shot. Cosmo could be serious at times, but that was extremely rare. Timmy spun around and ran the other way towards Cosma's house. Running on clouds was a different and quite scary experience compared to the ground that he had just learned to appreciate. He finally reached the front gate to the two-story house once more and he skidded to a halt. Timmy practically crawled on all fours up the garden path, jumping into the prickly bushes just underneath one of the many windows of the house. He brought his head up slowly so he could see through the window without being easily spotted. To his disappointment, Cosmo was no longer there. All the girls looked equally disappointed. Some were crying. Mama Cosma was trying to talk soothingly to the girls all at once. Her voice was faints thought the pains of glass but Timmy made out the words "confused, bedroom, thinking, marriage."
Cosmo must be up in his bedroom, if Timmy had heard correctly. Cosmo's room was on the second floor of the house, Timmy recalled. It was one of the few random, irrelevant things Cosmo sometimes randomly sings out. Timmy crawled out of the bushes and around the corner of the house. He pressed himself up against the house and started moving slowly, as if he was on a cliff face, towards the third window above.
"How many windows does Cosma need?" Timmy muttered to himself as he ducked another window. Timmy decided to 'slither' the rest of the way to the third window above him. He stood up slowly and bravely called out Cosmo's name, softly. He shut his eyelids tight as if he was about to get in trouble, but nothing happened. No Mama Cosma…and no Cosmo.
"Cosmo…Cosmo!" Timmy called louder each time, just hoping that the girls' crying inside would muffle out his calls. There was movement above him. The small green fairy Timmy loved appeared at the window. Cosmo looked around confused, searching for the voice, which called his name.
"Oi, Cosmo, down here!" Timmy waved. Cosmo looked down and immediately smiled.
"Hey! It's the waving, weird talking boy! Hi weird talking…"
"Cosmo, hush!" Timmy interrupted his greeting. "I really, really need to talk to you again. I know it may be pointless but you're the only one who will listen. If you're remotely interested"
Cosmo nodded innocently.
"Can you bring me up?" Timmy asked.
"Ah, I don't know…" Cosmo pondered for a bit. "If I bring you up and Mama finds you here, she'll be mad. I don't like it when Mama gets mad."
"PLEASE! Just levitate me or something," Timmy desperately. Cosmo jumped and quickly nodded in agreement. Timmy felt himself being lifted off the ground and fly towards the window. There was a tap at Cosmo's door.
"Cosmo, sweetie? Are you ok in there, baby?" Mama Cosma spoke softly into the door. Cosmo panicked and accidentally dropped Timmy. Timmy fell onto the soft ground below, thankful it wasn't concrete.
"Um…yes Mama. I'm just staring out the window at a strange orthodontically incorrect tailless beaver. It's ok!"
"Um…alright sweetie. Come down when you're ready." Cosmo heard his mother 'poof' back downstairs and he wiped his brow. He suddenly remembered Timmy and quickly looked out the window again.
"Are you ok, strange talking boy?"
Timmy stood up in a daze and glared up. "What happened? I was just at your window and then you dropped me. I knew I shouldn't have asked you to do something that complicated."
Cosmo looked hurt. "I'm sorry, Mama just came to the door and I panicked."
Timmy felt guilty and apologized. He was grateful now that Cosma didn't see him.
"Can you try again?" Timmy asked.
"Maybe you should use the ladder."
Timmy turned his head slowly to see a ladder three feet away from him. He narrowed his eyes.
"Why didn't you tell me there was a ladder there before?" Timmy said pointed at the ladder sharply.
"You didn't ask." Cosmo answered back. Timmy moved the ladder and eventually climbed through the window. He jumped and hugged his godfather.
"I'm Timmy." He said happily.
"And I'm Cosmo." Cosmo said hugging Timmy back.
"Ok, listen to me." Timmy said breaking their hug. He began to tell the whole story to Cosmo once again. Cosmo sat there, listening intensely.
"So, I'm married, but I don't know it." The little green fairy said, scratching his head.
"Yeah, something like that. Can I ask you something? Can magic really break true love?"
Cosmo looked down and studied the ground. Timmy saw the little cogs in Cosmo's head turn slightly in thought. Finally an answer escaped Cosmo's lips.
"Yes."
"Timmy? TIMMY?!" Wanda flew around, frantic to find her godchild before Jorgen did. "Oh why the hell did I leave him alone? STUPID, STUPID…"
"Mi querido, no need to get excited, we shall find him. It's ok my lovely." Juandissimo had come Wanda to find Timmy, hoping for something later if he did a good job.
"HI!" screamed an excite voice from behind them. Juan and Wanda spun around to see the god of love grinning for ear to ear at them. He pulled Love-o-matic out of nowhere and scanned the two fairies up and down.
"YES! LOTS and LOTS of love here! FABULOUS! What be the matter?"
"I've lost my Godchild." Wanda said impatiently.
"First day?" Cupid asked. Wanda nodded.
"It's not easy is it? Awww." Cupid sounded a little over sympathetic. "You two are about to be wed aren't you?" Cupid asked excitedly. Both fairies nodded.
"Well, I'm going to make sure you two stay together forever. I can do that because I am the God of LOVE and I can bring it together and just as easily RIP IT APART. But I hate doing that so that's why I'm going to make your special day one to remember…. and your Godchild is over there. TA!" Cupid poofed away as randomly as he had come. Wanda looked in the direction Cupid had pointed in and saw Timmy waving at them with a small green fairy floating innocently next to him.
Next chapter up soon. I've got block exams coming up. eek, I really need to study, so I'm expecting to update the story in a couple of weeks. :)