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It had been a few days since Kanna's party. And Aleya still hadn't come out of her room. Arukesuki was starting to get not peeved, not worried... No, she was getting pissed off. Very pissed off. The half-vampire-elf curse loudly when she was told, by the Angel in question, "Go away..." for the seventith time that day.

She cracked her knees and kicked the door in. Aleya was croutched on her bed, looking out the window. She made no notion of hearing Aru kick the door it. But she did hear it. Boy did she.

"Gods damnit all, Aleya! Get off your sorry a** and find your damn charm! You want to be with Noah? Then find the stupid charm that I know you can sense," she yelled, her yellow eyes hard. "I know how you feel Aleya, but you ca--" Aleya turned to her, her eyes hard as well.

"What would you know about how I feel!? You've never had a guy in your entire life Arukesuki! Now get the hell out!" the Angel yelled back. She beat her wings, throwing Arukesuki out of her room with the wind, and the door closed. She threw a locking spell at the door.

Aleya stared at her bedspread. She knew where the charm was. She knew exactly where it was. She'd been able to sense it all along. Aleya however, just didn't want to go get it. It was fine where it was; it hadn't moved since she lost it, nor had anyone disturbed it. But she couldn't go get it, not where it is.

She sighed and curled into a ball.

Outside in the hallway, Aru cringed, holding her back. Well, wasn't that fun? She stood up and tried the door. Locking spell... She let Aleya be and walked back to her office. What was she going to do with that Angel...

A small girl sat at the counter and noticed Noah. She blinked, her light aquamarine eyes looking the Angel over. She flew to the stairs and yelled up, in a much louder voice than excepted from her body, "MAMA!! SOMEONE'S HERE!!!" The small demon child flew back to her seat on the counter and waited.

Arukesuki came down the stairs and patted the girl on the head. "Good work, Kepi... Oh, Noah. What brings you here? Should I get Aleya?" she said, seeing Noah. This was quite a surprise.

Arukesuki smiled sadly. "You'll have to go to her... she's locked herself in her room. The locking spell should be wearing off by now..." she said, jestering to the stairs.

"Third door on the right."

Aleya went to yell at the person, thinking it was Arukesuki. She turned around, a full glare ready. Her eyes widened. "Noah..." Her wings quivered as she shook. "N-noah!"

She jumped off her bed and tackled him. "Don't leave me... Noah don't leave me!"

"He-help? With what... oh... that," she said, pulling away from him. Her eyes were down cast as she looked off to the side. He wanted to help... How could he help? Only she knew where it was, only she could retreave it.

"Okay... I know exactly where it is... But I won't go there... Not anymore... Not ever..." she said with a shutter. Not to that place... that place filled with them. Never again would she go there. Never again.

She shook her head. "You can't get it yourself... my charm... only responds to me. It is unique in that way..." she said thoughtfully. This was true... it was a keyblade, however small it was, and it could only be held by her hand. However... her right palm itched. She got up and turned around to him.

"I have to go with you. You won't be able to touch it or bring it back to me without me there." Her voice was steady, but she was filled with an inner fear. The last time she'd gone there... So much screeching...

Aleya took the box and studied it a bit. She slowly opened it and pulled out whatever was inside. She blinked a bit. Was her eye sight going bad? No... there must be something in her eye.

"What is it Noah?" she said, holding it up. With her free hand she rubbed her eye. There had to be something in it.

Aleya blinked. That wasn't it... There was... or had been, something in her eye. She gazed at the rings in her hand. Her expression was indifferent for a moment as he spoke, letting the words sink into her mind. Her eyes widened suddenly, her cheeks flushing red.

They were wedding rings.

From what Aru had told her, weddings weren't the same for Angels as for humans. At least, that was what her mother had read about, after talking for a long while with Edmund about it. It was more... mating like than an actual marriage. No Angel, up until right now it seemed, had married for a long long while.

Noah wanted to.... Her head snapped up, her eyes brimming with tears. She radiated happiness though, almost practically glowing. She smiled, placing the rings back in the box as a precation.

Then she jumped him. Or, rather, tackled him. She kissed him hard.

"Yes, Noah... yes" was all she could get out between her kisses.