Lucy grabbed a piece of paper from her pocket, with a pencil. She thought that the ocean will make her calm, and happy while she writes to her mother.

Dear Mom,

I am sitting in front of a beautiful ocean view near my apartment, just to calm me down from what's happened... So as you know I lost my keys, well I got them back! But the problem is Loke brought them back. I didn't have a problem with him bringing it back at first, I was actually happy! But then he was acting really weird... I told Natsu, and he totally freaked out! And he even started a fight with Loke! So basically all this stuff happened, and I tried to stop Natsu, but while I did that he punched me in the eye... It's my fault though, I just wanted to help. Everything's a mess mom. I don't know what to do... Or think right now mom. I feel... Like crying again. Not just because of what's happening... Also because your not here to be with me.

Your daughter,

Lucy Heartfilia

Lucy put the letter in her pocket, and wiped her watering eyes.

Later she finally felt bad not going to fairy tail today, so she walked there slowly. When she got in there was no sigh of Natsu, Loke, or even Gray. Lucy sighed sitting at the bar. "Oh my god! Your eye!" Levy screamed scooting her chair closer to Lucy. Lucy sighed. "Is it really getting worse." Levy waved her hands all around. "Oh I mean it's not that bad!" Mira gave Lucy a cup of juice, Lucy's new addiction. "I'm sorry, Lucy... Your eye must really hurt." Mira said with a frown. "Well, I mean, it hurts, but I did it to protect-" Levy interrupted with a shriek. "You did nothing Lucy, Natsu was being an idiot, and so was Loke!" Lucy looked at Levy sadly. "It wasn't-" Levy rambled about how Natsu, and Loke both are at fault. "There totally both to blame!" Lucy sighed standing up. "I'm gonna go... Thanks for the juice, Mira, and thanks for sticking up for me, Levy." She walked out slowly. Natsu walked in exactly when Lucy left. He stood staring at the door that shut softly. "She hates me..." He muttered, her eye replaying in his mind.