Before we get into this, if you didn't see the title, yes, this is a One Shot. This is in honor of Flower Husbands. If you haven't heard, they're going through a divorce arc. I'm very sad that this is happening and I feel like this is needed to help us realize that this is happening, and that there's nothing we can do about it. It's over.

I walked up to the Bad Boys mansion and saw Jimmy on the bread bridge.

I blushed a bit and ran up to my Flower Husband.

"Jimmyyy, it's all going to chaos."

"I- I can see that." He said, looking at his communicator.

"So are you willing to give me an hour?" He asked, putting the communicator away and looking at me.

"No, that was just for Cleo since she died at the very start."

Jimmy nodded slowly, "So, for some, you give your time, but for others, no?"

"I only have a certain amount of time."

"But you have plenty of time!"

"I only have twenty more minutes of being green."

"Are you sure you don't wanna give me- "

Jimmy cut himself off as their communicators buzzed.

"Oh my cod!"

Three people just blew up.

Leaving Scott and Tango as the only greens left.

"It's just- it's just you and Tango left." Jimmy said.

"How about this, if you can kill Tango and leave me, then I'll let you kill me."

Jimmy bit his lip, thinking hard.

"Come on, Jim. It's not that hard. It's either your husband or your friend."

Jimmy took a deep breath and got out his sword.

My eyes widened as I saw it in his hand.

"Scott, I'm gonna give you 30 seconds to run and go somewhere else."

"I- what?"

"30 seconds for you to run."

"You're seriously picking your friend over your husband?"

"30 seconds."

I sighed as I started running.

"I love you!" I shouted.

"30 seconds!"

"Say I love you back."

Jimmy stood there, saying nothing.

Tears formed in my eyes.

"S-say I love you back." My voice cracked.

Jimmy looked down to the side and my heart broke.

"Your- your Rancher really means that much to you, huh? What about the Pufferish of Peace?"

"I- I lost that. I don't know where it is."

"I see." I sniffed, "Well then."

I grabbed the ring on my finger and threw it off the bread bridge, "It's over."