A/N: OK, Goth-Girl-Surana, you are awesome!(By the way guys, be sure to check out her story.) Thanks for pointing out that it should be Flame Queen. That was my fault, so I'm gonna go edit that. And fionna 3, here is your chapter. Yeah, like I said, things could happen that could change Fiona's mind. (I mean, I thought Harry would end up with Hermoine. Spoilers! Did I spell her name right? I guess I did. Oh well!) Yeah, this chapter...

Chapter 8- Fiona's Point of view

I slowly put on my white bunny hat, pondering our kiss. He could kiss much better than Flame Prince, but I wouldn't tell him that.

I slapped my forehead with my palm. That stupid vampire is probably telling everyone that we're boyfriend and grilfriend, and Gumball is the first person he's going to tell, I thought, and groaned. Slinging on my backpack, I hurried out of the room, hoping I would reach Gumball before Marshall did. Finally after eons of walking around, I finally saw Gumball standing at the end of a hall, leaning against the wall.

"Gumball! Hey, what's wrong?" I asked, noticing Gumball's droopy mood when I jogged up to him. He glanced at me and sighed, his face giving everything away.

"He said, and I quote: she had me begging for mercy on that hospital bed, and I had to turn into a demon to get her to roll off. So now we're totally a thing, and IN YOUR FACE, Gumbutt," Gumball muttered, looking down. My nose twitched in fury, and I swore there was smoke coming from my ears.

"He told you we went to teir fifteen in my hospital room? I'm gonna kill that vampire! Ugh! That's not what happened Gumball, you don't have to be so pale, all we did was make out," I explained after ranting, and I made sure to emphasize killing Marshall so that red sucker could hear me from any room in the hospital, even though he was probably on his way to the Treehouse so he could tell Cake, and I didn't even want to think about Flame Prince.

Gumball sighed in relief. "So are you guys a thing?" he asked. I nodded, blushing and looking at the ground.

"And I need to find him before he tells Cake we went to tier fifteen on my hospital bed. See ya later, Gumball," I said, waving and running out of the Candy Kingdom.

I decided to take the shrtocut to the Treehouse, which meant I had to run through the Sunless Forest. As I was walking down the path, I heard a branch rustle above me, so I pulled out my sword and stepped back.

"Gotcha!" Marshall shouted as he wrapped his arms around my waist from behind, spinning me until I faced him. I was two inches away from decapitating him, but I dropped my sword so I wouldn't get any ideas.

"Marshall, what did you tell Gumball?" I asked, tilting my head and placing my hands on his shoulders. He smiled, letting his fangs show.

"I told him we went to tier fifteen," he muttered, looking at me with his inocent vampire face, which was adorable.

I leaned forward until our foreheads were touching. "Did we go to tier fifteen, Marshall?" I asked, looking at him with my adorable human eyes. He sighed.

"No, but I did tell him the truth about us being a thing, right?" he asked.

"Yes, you did. Did you tell Cake?" I asked. He slowly shook his head.

"I was waiting for you, like a responsible boyfriend would," he said, and he started tracing my backpack with his fingers. I smiled at him, and he grinned back.

"Well, thank you, responsible vampire boyfriend. You wanna tell her now?" I asked, and he once again slowly shook his head.

"Well, what do you wanna do?" I asked, and I knew the second I asked I would regret it.

"This," Marshall said, wiggling his eyebrows as he lifted me bridal style and flew through the woods, careful to avoid the branches. The path he was flying down led to his house in the cave, and he kicked open the door, gently setting me on the couch before closing it.

"Marshall, what are you doing?" I asked, which made him grin a big, toothy grin.

"Our first date," he answered, popping a disc into his DVD player, then he snapped his fingers and the room was dark. He sat back next to me on the couch, and I scooted over, laying my head on his chest.

He stroked my hair through the whole movie, and when it ended he asked, "Fiona, are you awake?"

I groaned but said, "I am now." I turned my head to look up at Marshall, who was gazing back at me.

"You wanna watch another movie?" he asked. I nodded and sat up, allowing him to pop in another disc. He grabbed a blanket out of a basket and threw it at me, but I caught it.

"The Horrible Tales of the Sunless Grove," Marshall said, reading the title of the movie. When he plopped on the blood red sofa I scooted really close, because I was not a fan of scary movies. But Marshall seemed to like it as he pulled the blanket over both of us and wrapped his arms around me.

"Marshall, you know I don't like horror movies," I said, and he laughed.

"Exactly the reason why I picked this one out," he replied. Then the movie started with an introductory murder, the kind of thing you'd expect. The whole time I had my head covered with the blanket, while Marshall looked like he was having a blast.

When it was over, Marshall jumped to his feet and stared at me, his fangs glinting in the dim light of the TV credits.

"That was a pretty awesome first date, Marshall," I said, standing up and moving to him. He chuckled.

"It's not over yet. Remember that night on the tree…" Marshall said, and I groaned.

"Upstairs!" Marshall chimed, attempting to grab me. I held out my arms and shook my head.

"Marshall, no way! We've only been dating for one day, and I haven't even told Cake yet. I need to go back to the Candy Kingdom and talk to Flame Prince. He still thinks I like him after we-" I cut off, but I knew it was too late. I had to tell Marshall.

"After you what, kissed? I know, Fiona, I was there; I was invisible. But fine, go anyway, but we will go upstairs one day, right?" he asked hopefully. I smiled, tongue between teeth.

"One day, Marshall. One day," I said, giving him a peck on the cheek before sprinting out of the cave and towards the Candy Kingdom.