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(This one-shot, takes place two weeks after Miraculous Team: Heroes Stand) A Present for Rose The sun was already up in the sky, when the chirping of the birds in the field woke up Rose, who had arrived at her maternal grandparents' house the night before. Like every year, Rose would celebrate her birthday at her grandparents' house, surrounded by her parents, grandparents, uncles, aunts and cousins. The following week, she would have a party with her friends, which she had already planned with a little help from Juleka. As she opened her eyes, the fragrant smell of her grandmother's garden flooded her senses, immediately putting her in a good mood. Stretching out her arms, Rose smiled, feeling that special day of hers, was going to be a very special indeed. Just like it happened with her bedroom in Paris, her bedroom at her grandparent’s house was the emporium of pink. The few things that were not that colour could be counted on the fingers of one hand. And that made it a bit

Chapter 13: Marinette’s Special Day Like every other day, the Sun rose in the East, and its light crept inside Marinette’s bedroom through the windows. But not even that, combined with her cell phone’s alarm was enough to get her out of bed. Even knowing that her parents and her friends had prepared something special for her, on that day of her 14th birthday, Marinette just felt like staying in bed a little bit longer. Silencing the alarm, she turned to the side, and quickly fell asleep again. In her mind, the warm feeling of the sheets and covers was too good to be ignored. “Five more minutes.” -Marinette thought to herself, as her lips formed a smile. –“I’m entitled to it. I save the city from a psychopath every single week, and it’s my birthday, after all.” And she was not the only one. Tikki imitated her holder, and also decided to ignore the alarm. Turning her head to the side, she quickly fell asleep too. The scarlet kwami stayed up watching Tom and Rolland working on

Chapter 12: Last Details The grandfather clock on the corridor chimed half past ten when Chloe and Sabrina walked past it, heading towards Chloe's room. Both were exhausted after what was the best birthday party the heiress ever had. It was difficult for them to decide what had been the best, among the various things they did with the rest of the gang. The girls just knew that this would be a day they would remember for the rest of their lives. Opening the door, Chloe let Sabrina in first, entering then and closing the door behind her. Kicking their shoes, the girls felt relieved. “Mmm… best… party… ever…” -Chloe declared. “I support that.” -Sabrina agreed. –“This was definitely, your best birthday party ever, Chloe.” -she smiled. “My best birthday party ever, until the next one.” -Chloe smiled back at her. –“Next year, I’m going to throw an even bigger party!” -she exclaimed. –“And I’m going to make sure that everyone has great time, just like today.” “That’s the most

Chapter 11: Games by the Pool The music blasting from the speakers did its magic. It was hard for one to keep still, when you had songs like Endor’s “Pump It Up”, or Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s “Murder on the Dance Floor” playing. Right then, the Gran Paris’ rooftop was the closest thing to a night club in Ibiza. Nino had compiled an amazing playlist, and after a couple of songs, everyone was in full party mode. And though the music had taken full control of the party, some of the guests took the opportunity to rest a bit between songs, by grabbing a bite or drink. Two of them were Adrien and Marinette. Feeling thirsty, Marinette asked Adrien for some orange juice, which he was more than happy to pour for her. “For you, milady.” -Adrien said, as he handed her the glass of orange juice. “Thank you, my silly kitty. And thanks for putting two straws on it.” -Marinette thanked Adrien, as she and Tikki took a sip from each of the straws. –“Mmm… this tastes so good. Just what the doctor

Chapter 10: Pool Party As it was custom during her birthday, Chloe left school earlier to have lunch with her dad at the hotel. This had long since become a tradition between them. Especially since Audrey was not usually in Paris for her daughter's birthday. When Chloe was younger, André would take the day off and spend it with her, taking her to the cinema, or the zoo, after which they would pass by one of the many toy stores in Paris, so he could buy Chloe all the toys that she wanted. All this culminated with a birthday party in the hotel’s grand ball, with music, ballons, sweets and the biggest birthday cake one could imagine. But as she got older, the parties changed to accommodate her tastes. And this year would not be different. But before the party she was going to have with her friends, she was going to have lunch with her father. Like always, the table had been set in the balcony of the hotel’s restaurant, and when they both arrived their favourite plates were served. For