I'm pretty sure this is a rather short chapter, but I figured a short chapter is better then none especially with school starting soon!

Any way here's chapter 6? Maybe 7?

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When they go to the Center City Utau gasped at the sight before her. It was beautiful! Paved roads, lighth posts made of white gold, and building were either made of red or white bricks. At the front of each building there were shops and over the shops were canvas. If the building was white brick then the canvas was red, however, if the building was red then there was a white canvas and every single one of the canvas had a gold trim. Rima heard Utau's gasp and looked up from the highly entertaining novel she was read and gasped as well. However, her gasp wasn't at the beauty of the buildings, but the people. Almost every other person had some shade or tint of pink hair.

"This is going to be like finding a needle in a hay stack!" Rima exclaimed.

"Well, I knew it was going to be hard. . . but not THIS hard!" Utau said, shocked.

"This is why we came straight here," the driver explained, "I thought it was the best place to start."

They thanked the driver for his thought and asked to be dropped off here. When they were out of the carriage the driver rode off to the castle to arrange rooms for the girls.

"I can't believe this is the Kingdom of Misfortune!" Utau stated absolutely shocked. Rima just nodded.

The girls just wandered around until dinner time. . . while they wanted to look around more but when the clock's bell rang the people just started to slowly disappear and clean up their things. The girls looked around shocked once again. How could a place so lively, within minutes turn into an empty ghost town? Both girl thought this as they slowly started to head back towards the castle, but the eerie feeling of being alone on a dark street got to them and they walked faster.

When they arrived at the castle servants both male and female were running around like mad people. Utau and Rima proceed to walk forward until they walked by two maids and couldn't help but hear what they were talking about.

"Can you believe it, Kaiya?" A blue-haired maid said to a maid with light green hair apparently named 'Kaiya'.

"The prince of the Kimama Kingdom is coming here!" the blue-haired maid continued.

"I Know, Nami! Not only that, apparently he's going to be married to a noble's daughter." Kaiya said.

"It's weird, the daughter to be married has only been here just over a year." A maid with orange hair came up and joined the group.

"Well, at least there will finally be a defined alliance between our kingdoms." The orange-haired maid added with a sigh.

"I'm not so sure, Leiko, because rumour has it that she is strongly against this marriage." Nami added.

"Excuse ME? Just WHAT are you staring at?" Leiko sneered and glared at the girls before leading the maids away.

When the maids disappeared from the girls' sight the only thing on their mind was: "That MUST be Amu!"

. : . Two Years Later . : .

Hisoka, the prince arranged to marry Amu, came last week and Utau and Rima had yet to find Amu. They looked in every nook and cranny of every city except for the Center City. Why they left it for last, neither one could figure out. They were walking through the Center City now and looked around.

"I can't belive it's been three years since Amu left!" Rima said, frustrated.

"Yeah, I kno-" Utau was cut off when she saw a brief flash of familiar pink running by. Utau's eyes were glued to the girl. When Rima noticed that Utau had stopped talking she followed Utau's gaze. She was shocked and almost one-hundred percent sure that the girl they were both staring at was Amu. Both of the girls walked up behind her.

"Amu?" They hesitated to ask.

The girl turned her head becaue she both heard her name and familiar voices. When the honey eyes acknowledged who was in front of her, she dropped the apple she was holding, ignored the shop owner yelling at her, and ran over to Utau and Rima tackling them both in a hug.

"You. . . guys don't. . . know. . . how much. . . I-I've. . . missed you!" Amu cried. Utau and Rima comforted her until the cries became silent.

"Come on we're taking you back!" Utau exclaimed happily.

"But, I'm getting married in a week." Amu sadly said and when she looked around she became even more saddened.

"He couldn't come becasue he's suppose to get married to Saaya." Rima stated. "Right?"

Utau nodded.

"Then what do you plan on doing?" Amu asked curiously.

"Isn't obvious? When your wedding day rolls around Hisoka will be standing by himself." Utau told her.

"H-Hisoka was who I was to marry?" Amu was shocked.

"Yeah. . . That doesn't change anything. . . Does it?" Rima became worried.

"Oh heavens no!" Amu said laughing.

The girls called for their carriage and informed the driver when they expected to leave, which was dusk. They also told him to meet them where they were standing at the moment.

When dusk came the girls and Amu piled into the carriage and rode off into the night.

"I sent a letter to Ikuto." Utau told them.

"How?" Rima asked.

"By owl," amu answered. "The Center City is quite famous for it."

. : . Meanwhile with Ikuto . : .

Ikuto was lying in his bed thinking of ways to either prolong the wedding giving Utau and Rima more time or cancelling the wedding all together. So far, each and every one of his plans had a gliche that he was sure that would cause major problems for everyone. He was about to give up when there was a tapping sound on the window. He looked over and saw a bird sitting on the ledge of his window with a letter in it's beak. He opened the window, took the letter, and watched the owl fly away. He, then, turned his attention the ink scribbled on the piece of parchment. The letter read:

Dear Ikuto,

We have found Amu and are

on our way home. We will be

back in around one months

time!

Your Princesses,

Utau & Rima

Ikuto smiled and said, "Only one month Left."

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