I, Marinette Dupain-Cheng, sat in the hospital room as the tears ran down my cheeks.

        I could not believe it.  I found out Chat was Adrien after all this time.

        I  discovered to my sheer horror that Adrien was blind.

         I could hear his sobs. It was like he had doubts.

        I thought quickly. There must be something I could do to reassure him.

        I  heard Tikki blurt out my real name. It made me cringe as I felt bad that I had not told him so myself. I was in shock about the whole thing.

        I  told him once again, "I love you."

        I could tell it took him a while to process all that happened.

        I  corrected him when he tried to apologize for everything. After all, it was true we were both dense goofballs behind hero masks for years.  It was not like the signs were not there.

       Goodness, Adrien has blonde hair and green eyes. So does Chat.

       I suppose it was more because Adrien seemed less of a flirt than Chat Noir. Yes, that was it.

        I heard myself sigh.  I  felt the tears fall harder as Adrien cried.

         I could not imagine what he was going through right now.   I did not lose my sight.

          I  gulped and thought to myself that it must be harder on him because he felt so trapped in his father's shadow all this time.  Now, he probably worried about his freedom as a hero being over.

         I had no intention to take the miraculous away. How could I just get another Chat?

         Besides, no one else could fight alongside me the same way he did.

        I  smiled. Then, as Adrien frowned felt even more sorry for him.

         I  gently touched his cheek and kissed it. Then, hugged him.  I did not want him to think I cared any less about him because he lost his vision. However, I could sense his fear as he pleaded with me not to leave him.

            ....

     bye, bye little owlets!

   -Summer out!

    Shoutouts goes to DaMiraculousDrAnna for plot ownership, and to MelissaHelsinwrath for being so kind to comment on every part.

    Thanks, girls.