Terra had left Enola in search of Dane, who was currently getting high with Riven, not that she would inform the poor girl. So instead, she went to find Bloom and Aisha, which was a major bust because all she could find was Sky, who seemed to be moping once again.

Enola groaned as she fell against one of the limestone walls that was also the main area for the DJ. Deciding it would be a waste of time to try and find Musa by going into the crowd, she looked around the room, hoping the find her twin's two buns amongst the sea of students. 

Her demeanor brightened, however, when she was able to see a certain brown-haired earth fairy walking amongst the crowd. Her eyes glowed pink as she pushed herself off the wall, walking over to where he stood near the corner of the party.

"So, do tell me," Enola smirked, as she walked up to Sam, who was getting another drink from the bar. Her eyes moved over to look at the swarm of students still dancing atop each other to the heavy beat vibrating throughout the building, "Can you dance?"

Sam raised his eyebrows as he pointed to himself, placing down his drink, "I wouldn't consider myself a pro, but I did win Just Dance against Terra a few times," he smirked.

Enola laughed, as she raised her brow, "Impressive?"

"Eh," Sam shrugged as he took her hand, leading her over to the center of the dance floor, "I don't like to brag about it."

"I wonder why," Enola joked as she began dancing in the center of the floor, "Such a high achievement."

"I feel like you are mocking me," Sam said in mock seriousness as they both began to move along with the music.

Enola grinned as her body moved against Sam's, his hands firmly placed on his hips as they swayed along to the loud techno music that was blaring through the halls. The girl couldn't recall a time when she felt any happier, as she spun around to face Sam, her arms wrapping around his neck as they both laughed at each other.

The couple was obviously in love as they both danced with each other, paying no mind to the hundreds of fairies and specialists that danced around them, their sweaty bodies moving against each other as they tried to find the rhythm.

A huge stream of glitter fell from above their heads a few songs in causing the entire crowd to scream in joy as they all raised their hands as if they would be able to catch the small flakes. Enola laughed as she looked up at Sam, noticing his hair was coated in the colorful decoration. She brought her hands up to tangle into his locks lightly massaging his scalp as she moved forward, touching their foreheads as they swayed to the beat.

The glimmery substance showered over them still as both their eyes met, their smiles visible to anyone who looked at the two lovestruck teens. Enola wasn't sure if it was the high of the slub scene going on around them or simply the escatic feeling of having Sam pressed against her, but she suddenly felt extremely heated as she leaned forward to press her lips against his.

Sam responded immediately pulling her hip to fit against his as they both kissed each other, not caring about how sloppy they were. Enola lightly began to kiss Sam's jaw as she felt them begin to move out of the crowd so they could gain more privacy. The male earth fairy ducked his head as he pressed a hot kiss right under Enola's ear, lightly nibbling at the soft skin.

Enola groaned as she clumsily fell back into the wall, her heels working against her as she tried to remain upright. The mind fairy smiled into the kiss, as his arm kept her upright against the wall, while his other hands tangled itself into her hair.

Both teens breathed heavily, as their kisses were rushed and fervent, more passionate than what they were used to. Their excitement was clear as they stumbled in the direction of the Winx suite.

Enola giggled as her hands slipped under Sam's shirt, feeling the muscles in his back as he moved to press kisses along her neck, feeling a small prick near her collarbone. She could barely contain her blush as small noise bubbled from her throat, causing her eyes to flutter shut.

Neither of the teens had realized that Sam was using his ability to travel them to the room faster, their bodies falling through walls as they carelessly stumbled through empty dorm rooms, refusing to break apart. Enola smirked as she moved them around so that Sam was against the wall, before they once again went through it, while she brought his mouth to hers, opening it further to deepen the kiss as their tongues fought for dominance.

Once they made it to the room, Sam had managed to take over, as he explored all of Enola, who greedily let him. His hands had also moved to hold her arse as he gave her a light squeeze.

"Jump," Sam muttered, into her ear, causing the girl to obey, as he lifted her up with ease, causing her to wrap her legs around his waist. Enola began to take charge pressing kisses all along his face as he walked them over to the couch, sitting down so that Enola was straddling his waist.

The mind fairy worked fast, as she removed his shirt before raising her arms so that he could do the same. She would usually have been insecure about exposing herself, but Sam's thoughts made her feel comfortable as they were filled with sweet words, as he leaned down to attack his lips to her chest, moving to unfasten her bra.

Enola's head rolled back as she gripped onto his jeans, trying to contain her moans, as she felt her entire body tremble in pleasure. Just as Sam had managed to fully remove her bra, the mind fairy was brought back to some sense of reality as she pushed on his chest, "Wait, Sam," she rushed, her smile fading a bit.

"Oh my God," Sam's eyes widened, as his hands moved up to rub his face, "I am a bloody idi-"

"No," Enola laughed, trying to hide her embarrassment, as she looked down at her fingers, "It isn't you. I should have mentioned that I wasn't ready to go that far."

Enola listened to Sam's thoughts as he beat himself up for making assumptions. He was so upset that he had rushed things and was truly worried about how she was feeling, causing the fairy to feel even worse that her inexperience was making him feel bad.

"No way," Sam's face contorted into disgust, "Don't blame yourself-I"

Enola grinned as she pressed her lips to Sam's in a slow kiss, more set than their kisses before, as she pulled away, "You are amazing. Do you know that?"

A grin came on Sam's face as Enola listened as his thoughts began to fade back to normal. She moved off his lap as she went to grab her shirt, while Sam did the same. Just as the two were fully dressed, they stood in front of each other, holding hands as they simply relished in each other's company.

"I really like you," Enola confessed, looking up at the male earth fairy, who wore a perplexed expression.

"Really," he mused as he pulled her closer, "Because I was going to say that the feeling isn't there anymore now that we are official."

"Oh," Enola played along with a smile, "Was it because I don't like Enya?"

Sam's entire expression changed as he shook his head with a light laugh, "Absolutely. I can't believe this," he shouted with horrified expression, "I was about to date an Enya hater?"

"Whatever," Enola laughed as they both looked into each other's eyes, leaning forward once again as their lips met.

Sam moved his hand up to her hair as they both moved their lips against each other, standing in the center of the suite, in peace. Both of them were in their own space as they allowed their emotions to be expressed in the kiss.

"I really like you too," Sam mumbled into the kiss, causing Enola to grin before tilting her head, so their lips met once again, her eyes fluttering shut. She had never felt happier than at that moment, until...

Enola's phone blinged, but the pair ignored it, continuing to relish in one and another's touch. Not before long, however, the noise persisted, causing them to move away as the mind fairy pulled out her phone in annoyance as she read the messages.

Bloom: Emergency.

Bloom: Burned One.

Bloom: Stone Circle.

Enola sighed as she looked up at Sam, who was reading the text in disappointment as he looked back at Enola with a frustrated frown, "Looks like you need to go."

"So you got the messages too, then," Aisha spoke up as she entered the suite, not phased by the teens in the room. Enola looked over at Aisha in shock before she internally groaned.

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All the girls, excluding Bloom, ran towards the stone circle as they tried to find Bloom. They didn't even report it to Dowling as they were so concerned they were too late, and by the looks of the empty stone circle, they were beginning to worry they were right.

"Where's Bloom," Aisha muttered as she reached into her red jacket to pull out her phone, checking the texts.

"I don't see her," Stella sighed, as her thoughts were consumed with guilt over what she told Riven. Enola would have questioned what she said that made her feel guilty if it weren't for the fact that another voice was more important.

"I think I feel something," Musa said as her eyes glowed purple.

Enola nodded her head as she raised her hand up to reach for one of the girls, "And I can definitely see it," she spoke blindly, looking forward as her eyes glowed pink, prompting Musa to grab onto her before she began leading them to where Bloom and Sky were.

"They are near the waterfall where the barrier ends," Enola said, watching as Bloom tried to side sweep the burned one only to fall on the grass. The fairy was shocked at how analytical Sky's mind was when he was fighting.

It was true what they say, a good fighter thinks one step in advance. Enola could see the entire battle as Sky planned it in his head.

Once Musa let go of her, Enola opened her eyes to see the fighting happening in real life as Sky was about to get hurt by the burned one.

"Close your eyes," Stella shouted, as she brought her hands up, emitting bright beams of light that stunned the burned one. Enola clenched her eyes shut before opening them once again as she felt movement on the earth floor, watching as Terra trapped it.

Bloom formed fire as she shouted out for help, "Aisha," she cried out as the fairies combined their powers to create a smoky distraction allowing Sky to stab the burned one from behind, causing it to fall down in defeat.

The pain from the burned one lingered in the back of her brain as she was used to the intolerable migraine it caused. Instead, Enola was more focused on making sure it wasn't going to hurt any of her friends, as its thoughts lingered.

As they all approached the creature, Enola moved closer, trying to hear what it was thinking. She jumped back as she and Musa said in unison, "It isn't dead!"

"Get back," Dowling shouted, causing the girls to run towards her as the entire forest lit up. The entire area glowed bright orange as the burned one seemed to explode from its core, falling into a heap. Its body finally dead, as Enola clutched her chest in trepidation. The girl had had enough excitement for one night.

"The five of you, wait for me in the fairy hall," Dowling demanded, her tone icy as she stared down at the teenage girls in anger, as she practically trembled at the thought of what they tried to do, "NOW!"

Everyone quickly rushed out of the woods as they tried to be the first at the fairy hall. They knew they would be screamed at more once they got there, but it was better than whatever would happen if they waited. By the time they all got into the hall and attempted to sneak up to their room, Dowling already stood in the corridor waiting for them with crossed arms.

"Don't even try," Dowling spoke, her tone as icy as her glare, "I hope you still don't take me as a fool after what just happened."

Enola's eyes glowed bright pink as Dowling's thoughts slammed into her mind, causing the girl to slightly wincing at the ferocity her thoughts help. She was angrier at the girls than she revealed, which was saying something.

"That the lot of you and Headmaster Silva are still alive, does not change how thoughtless you were," Dowling began before she paused, her thoughts changing as she looked between all the girls, "We will discuss consequences in the morning."

The headmistress walked away, leaving the girls to look at each other with unease. Aisha turned to the twins, "Is she like detention pissed off or expulsion pissed off?"

"I'm going with the first one," Musa smirked as she looked to her sister, who nodded in agreement, "But only because of the tiny bit of pride I felt in there."

Enola nodded her head as she looked at all her friends, "She was glad to see us finally working together."