I don't own Fairly Odd Parents, but I love the show!

Chapter 3

By the end of the day Timmy was still miserable. "What am I gonna do, you guys?" he asked Cosmo and Wanda. "Jenny hates me."

"Well you shouldn't have judged her by her appearance. Women hate it when guys do that." Wanda started blabbing on about stereotypes and a whole bunch of stuff that Timmy didn't even try to understand. "You getting any of this Cosmo?"

But Cosmo wasn't even paying attention. He was talking to his nickel. "I told you a hundred times not to eat the chocolate pudding without me!" Then he started laughing. "Hey Phillip! Pu. Ding!" Apparently saying 'pudding' was the funniest thing in the world, because Cosmo laughed harder, and started repeating himself. "Pu. Ding! Pu. Ding! Pu. Ding!"

"Pipe down you moron!" Wanda grabbed Cosmo by his lips to quiet him. "Someone's coming this way!" Quickly the fairies all transformed into flowers, and Timmy hid behind a bush to find out who was coming.

It was Jenny. She had her rainbow backpack on her back, the millions of key chains attached jangling loudly. She looked happier then she had at lunch, but Timmy felt nervous. He knew he should apologize, but was worried Jenny wouldn't accept it.

"You can do it Timmy! But you better hurry, or you'll miss your chance." Wanda said, cheering him on. Poof cheered too, wiggling around happily.

So cautiously, Timmy walked up behind Jenny, who still hadn't noticed him. "Um…Hi Jenny."

Shocked, Jenny stopped and turned around. "Oh. Hey Timmy. What's up?" she asked gloomily.

"I just wanted to say I'm sorry for judging you by your appearance. I shouldn't have done that. It was wrong." Timmy stared down at his feet and shuffled them nervously.

Jenny stared at him for a few minutes, then nodded slowly. "That's okay. Thanks for apologizing. I appreciate it."

Timmy looked up and smiled at her, and she smiled back. It was then that Timmy noticed her choker. It was striped and the colors of the rainbow, just like everything else Jenny had, but it seemed to shimmer with golden light. "That's a pretty choker." he commented, pointing at it.

"Thanks. I got it a year ago. I never take it off." Jenny said, touching her hand to her neck. "So, what are you doing now that school's done for the day?"

"Eh, I'll probably play some video games." Timmy said casually. "Nothing really exciting. My mom and dad are going out tonight, so I'll have Vicky babysitting." He shuddered, imagining the torture he would have to go through.

"Oh, a babysitter huh? That's tough." Jenny said sympathetically. "I hate being watched by a babysitter. They always make you do the hardest, most humiliating things."

"Exactly!" Timmy exclaimed, glad that Jenny could relate to what he went through almost every day of his life. Then he got an idea. "Hey, do you want to come over and play? My parents won't mind."

"I'd love to, but I've gotta go home. I've got a lot of chores to do, and my mah- I mean parents don't like me being late." Jenny grimaced, and Timmy thought she was about to say something else. But what would she have said?

"I'm sure they won't mind if you take a break before you start your chores." Timmy said, trying to persuade Jenny to come with him.

"I'm sorry Timmy, but my parents are REALLY strict." Jenny said, getting a bit annoyed. "Unless pigs start flying, I'm not going to go."

"Well, I sure WISH that pigs would start flying." Timmy said, winking to his godparents. They winked back and, as soon as they were sure that Jenny wasn't watching, waved their wands. POOF!

"OINK!" A large pink pig soared over Jenny's head. She gasped and ducked just in time. "What on earth is going on?"

"Wow, flying pigs. That's not something you see everyday." Timmy grinned. "Now what exactly was it you just said? 'Unless pigs start flying, I'm not coming with you?' That sounds about right."

Jenny grinned at Timmy. "Alright Timmy, you win. I'll come over for a little while.

"Yes!" Timmy thought, giving his fairies a thumbs up.

Once Timmy and Jenny got to Timmy's house, they went up to Timmy's room. "Where are your parents?" Jenny asked, inside the quiet house. "Working. My dad works with pencils, and my mom sells houses." Timmy told her, inserting a Crash Nebula game into his TV. "Come on, let's play!"

So they played video games for a couple of hours, then read some Crimson Chin comic books. It turned out that Jenny loved the Crimson Chin, and her favorite character was Cleft, the Boy Chin Wonder. "I have every issue with him in it! Even the extra super rare ones!" she squealed.

"Really?" Timmy asked in amazement, but before he could ask another question, his alarm clock beeped. "Oh, it's 6:00. Time to feed my fish."

"You have fish?" Jenny asked. "3 goldfish. There names are Cosmo, Wanda, and Poof." Timmy said, pointing to his goldfish bowl, where his godparents were swimming around and doing flips in the water.

Jenny walked over to it and smiled, tapping the glass gently. "Aw. They're so cute."

The next thing she said chilled everyone in the room to the bone.

"You're actually really bad at keeping secrets Timmy."

Timmy froze. "What do you mean?"

"I mean, I know you have fairy god parents."