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         Marinette and Adrien both wake up to discover something strange. Somehow they are no longer in their regular home or lives.  They find themselves in an Alternate Universe. It is a world without the miraculous.  How will they get home?  

       Adrienette's  POV:

       "Adrien,pstt," I say.

       "Yes, Marinette?" Adrien asks.

       "Does anything look familiar to you?"

         "Uh, no, it looks different."

           Adrien holds Marinette's hand as he thinks. Marinette does not pull away as he is her husband of nine years now.  She does wonder, where are they?

           "Marinette, I believe we should try to see if there is such thing as the guardian of the miraculous."

            "Same here."

          Marinette pulls out her phone. She notices the design is not the same as before. She looks up online the words "Miraculous guardian."

          The search results say,  "A legend, folklore told from generation to generation to lure stubborn children to sleep.   Miraculous, kwamis and such aren't real."

            Adrien blinks his eyes twice, then frowns. He scratches his head.  He is sure Plagg will have something to say about this nonsense. Wait, where is Plagg?  He reaches down and sees no ring on his hand other than the wedding band. 

            "Huh, it was just there last night."

            "Tikki is missing too and my earrings."

              "Marinette, sweetheart,  I do not mean to scare you, but I think we are in some odd place.  Perhaps, another universe."

              "Adrien, I agree. It seems nothing is how we remember it."

             "Yep, the only thing is what do we do, now?"

              "I was hoping you would know."

             Adrien and Marinette run outside. Both are careful not to lose their phones. Those might come in handy.  The two take a closer look.  The place appears to be green, black, and pink.  

     
            "Hmm, wherever we have both our favorite colors."

            "yes, it sure does, dear."

        Marinette and Adrien run into the ice cream shop.  They hear a crash than a boom.  What made that noise?  The two look outside to see a dark purple cloud.  What on earth?

      "Ah, someone helps me!"  A lady screams.

        Adrienette nods and runs to help her.  Even without their miraculous, they are still heroes.

           Adrien throws a car over his shoulder. Marinette picks up a huge rock and tosses it towards the purple cloud ball. 

           A  villain steps out.  "Well, well, well, what do we have here?"

        The lady from before stands behind Marinette in fear. She hopes this was not a mistake trusting in two young adults to help her.

       "I sense someone is afraid."

      "Bring them to me."

    The woman comes out from behind Marinette and nods her head.

      Adrien and Marinette wonder what the villain is going on about here.

      Soon they find out as the lady charges at them. She grabs their shoes and hands them to the villain.

  "Hey, you could have asked if you wanted to see our footwear."

    "Give me back my boots." Marinette charges at the villain and takes her shoes back. She puts them back on.

      Adrien shrugs his shoulders.  "Ha, it appears my wife outsmarted you."

       "No one outsmarts me," The crook scoffs.

    Suddenly, a green cloud appears and a pink one too.

      "Mom, and Dad, hurry up!  You are needed back home!"  Adrien and Marinette look up to see Hugo and Emma.

      "Kids, but how did you find us?"

       "There is no time to explain. Come with us!"

         Adrien reaches out his hand and grabs ahold of Hugo.  Marinette does the same but grabs ahold of Emma.

        They all disappear.

        The villain freaks out.  "Sorcery?"    

         He passes out from shock.

          The lady runs home. She is confused about everything.

     Adrienette, Hugo, and Emma arrive safely back home.

        The four defeat the villain, who has the powers to transport people to alternate universes. 

       "Pound it!"

  the end 

  Until the next one-shot story,

    bye-bye, little owlets!

  Summer out!