SideNote: Ignore the bad grammar, but it's better than the first story I made for her today then deleted it and created this one >>: I still hope you like it, Kesy. And I know I told you I'll have it to you one minute before midnight, but gotta go to a dinner party. So I uploaded a doodle that I did as I was writing this story. It's in scarps

Onto the story:


Sam and Kes looked at each other for one moment, their eyes very much on fire as well as their tempers which was out of control.

"This is all your fault!!" yelled Kes, looking at Sam as she turned away to look at the building in front of her. "We could have got in if you just would have pretended you were my daughter."

"No way in hell am I pretending that, but don't worry I get us in the theater."

"What are you going to do?"

Sam opened her water skin and gave a mischievous smirk, she saw through the double doors of the theater two men, strong men that was guarding the door. One looked strong enough to snap you in two while the other probably was just as strong, but most likely is as smart as a hog monkey.

"Sam," said Kes, very unease. "When I thought you were taking me out for my birthday I didn't think we had to fight to get through the theater."

"Well that was very unwise of you because you should have expected that I didn't save our tickets from Fandango."

Kes blinked. "What's Fandango?"

"Did I say that?"

The twenty nine year old sighed and went inside with the girl who was tugging at her water skin as the guards looked at the two females.

"Hiya boys," said Sam, pouring a lipstick out of her water skin and not actual water. Kes rolled her eyes as she watched Sam put the overly shaded lip stick on her. "Mind if you let us in?"

"Tickets please," said both the man at the same time like robots.

Sam pouted; her lips looked like a heart shape candy as she did. "But they were sold out, misters."

"Sorry ma'am."

"Listen," said Kes, grabbing the man by the collar and pushing him down to meet eye level with her. "This movie is the movie I've been waiting since my boyfriend left me to play hero. So excuse me if I couldn't wait in line for a stupid ticket that I could have killed a family for. So sorry if my patient level is not as high as yours, but all I just want is to get through those doors and see that damn movie."

The men blinked.


"OUCH! IDIOTS!" Sam fell on Kes who was struggling from her fall as the two strong men shut the door behind them.

They got up soaking wet seeing as the two idiots threw them in a little pond that was enough to make them shiver.

"I'm dirty, I stick, and I'm probably going to shiver then die from embarrassment seeing as I made a fool of myself out here," said Kes, beyond frustration. "This is so far the second worst birthday ever."

"Hey the night's still young." Sam winked at the birthday woman, but she wasn't amused. Sam smiled and bend the water off of them. "Now isn't that better?"

"No."

"Ah, well it will be because we're going to go in the theater."

"How?" asked Kes, sniffing herself and trying not to vomit.

Sam grabbed her shoulder pointed at female dancers; they were going into the back of the theater. They had beautiful made outfit of all the nations' colors.

"I take blue, you take green," suggested Sam. Kes hung her head, but followed Sam as she stopped two girls from going in.


"What are these people anyways?" asked Kes, straightening out her elegant puffy pant and then her red hair. The dancers were on the stage, curtains getting ready to open.

"I would assume belly dancers that travel all along the Earth Kingdom." She dropped her jaw as she heard spoke the words.

"Sam!! Do you know how much men worship belly dancers?!"

"I know, it's so awesome."

"Now ladies!" a man standing on a box to address them. "Don't be shy and move through the audience we don't want what happen in Ba Sing Se."

"What happened in Ba Sing Se?" asked Sam looking at a water tribe dancer beside her.

"Earth soldiers attack each other while we were performing."

"Earth soldiers," said Kes, looking at the water tribe girl. "Did one of them have a scars on his face. "

"He may be the one that got injured while protecting us."

"Sam," said Kes, the pirate girl cocked an eyebrow and listened. "I need to go and find him."

"Go ahead," said she, with a shrug. "But over sea you have a better chance of getting killed by your hubby Garuki. Come on, we're going on."

"Sam--"

But the pirate grabbed the healer and took their place with the rest of the dancers.

"Sam," said Kes, whispering so the others won't overhear. The song begun and the curtains flew backwards revealing them. "I need to go and find him."

The tow females looked like chickens among the elegant swans, but they just followed the group when they went off the stage to attract the people.

"What do you mean?" asked Sam, accident slapping a man in a face, but he didn't mind at all. Instead let her sit in his lap while Kes was jus spinning around, letting her hips attracted other watchers.

"I want to see love again."

"You're being very selfish, Kes."

"How am I being selfish?"

"You want to leave the sick and injured behind for your own affairs?"

"That was never my intentions."

"This place is poor and rotten to the core. They need a healer, but I don't care. Go see the man and live happily ever after." Sam slapped the man that she was sitting on and went to the bathroom, shooting pass other dancers who gave her a glare.

Kes looked towards the exit, but Sam was going to the bathroom. She growled and followed the pirate there.

"Are you just sad because I'm going to leave you," said Kes, watching Sam go behind the one restroom door and closing it. "Or are you just sad because I want to leave you."

Sam opened the door and threw a wet toilet paper at her. Kes dodged it and snarled.

"I'm guessing that's both." Kes sighed and fiddled her fingers for awhile "You know….you can come with me if you like."

Sam peek through the door, Kes was looking at her with a uncertain smile. "Really?"

"Yeah--um--why not."

Sam jumped out of her the bathroom and hugged Kes.

"But Vlad is mine," snarled she, hugging Sam too tightly, but the pirate didn't mind. Inside her head she knew he really belongs to her.

"And you never know," said Kes, continuing. "We might become best friends after this."

The door to the theater slammed opened, the two females jumped out of the restroom quarters and looked at the ghastly man who was out of breath.

"Ba Sing Se has fallen!!"