Winter flakes float down from the sky. Each tiny piece melts a meter away from a certain dragon slayer. She sneezes and all of the snow surrounding the small group melts away.

"Bless you," Erza remarked with a cold tone. She crossed her legs and inched her seat closer to the table.

"That's a nasty cold you got there," uttered Lucy. "Don't get me sick."

Natsa turned wards Lucy and readied her next sneeze. "I don't think I can control that. Uh UH!" Lisanna turned Natsa's chair away before she could blow another sneeze.

"You were trying to get me sick!" Lucy exploded.

The pink haired only laughed at her failed attempt at the blonde. "But it was funny!"

Lucy turned wards the sliver haired, "Thanks for that."

"No problem," Lisanna said with a gesture of her hand. She turned to Natsu and sat back down in her seat. She pulled a napkin from the middle of the table and handed it to Natsa; who nodded her head and wiped her nose with it.

"Are you getting sick?" Lucy asked. "We haven't done a quest in awhile, so have you been staying out at night?"

Lisanna turned away from the group of girls and giggled. She knew exactly what Natsa has been doing the last couple nights; all of them stared at her. "What is it?" Erza demanded of the young girl.

Lisanna couldn't reply; she was giggling too much and Natsa answered for her. "Well, I have. Gray and I fought last night and...I don't remember much else. Just that I woke up in my bed the next morning and Happy didn't know anything." Natsa's face reddens from the cold; which everyone took as a blush. She turned away in time for another sneeze; this time no one made a fuss of it.

The blonde's eyes widen and she turned away just like Lisanna was doing. "You guys? Had a DATE?!" she squealed.

"A date?" questioned Natsa; she shook her head. "We only took a walk since you two left me there." Her eyes narrowed at Erza and Lisanna; but she remembered this was Erza and darted her eyes at Lisanna instead.

"You should have been faster," Erza stated plainly.

"And you live in the other direction from us~!" Lisanna pointed out with her sweet tone. She didn't want the pink haired to know that they did it on purpose for the raven haired.

"Didn't you have a date with Sting too?" Erza asked. She leaned on the table and looked straight at the pink haired.

"Yeah, what about it?" the pink haired asked plainly. "He took me out to dinner and we ate."

"I heard from Loke that she went out with Gajeel three nights ago," Lucy muttered. "You're dating all three of them?!"

"I'm not dating any of them," the salamander concluded. "And he took me out to see that one match I been wanting to watch."

"That is a date, though," the sliver haired stated.

"And so is dining together," the blond added.

"But we are dining together RIGHT NOW! We're not on a date!" Natsa stated. Her arms turned out and gestured to others in the small dinner; each one of them was looking strangely at the insanely loud girl. While others were looking at the table with a bloody nose.

"We are friends and its normal for girls to eat together~!" Lisanna cheerfully stated.

"And so are me and Sting." Even though there's bad blood in their relationship, but that was when they first met.

"He likes you. That's why he asked you out," Lucy muttered and shook her head at Natsa's obvious to the truth.

"And that's why Gray and Gajeel asked you out too."

Lisanna looked across the table at Lucy, who scooped closer to the pink haired. "Which one do you like more?"

Natsa's mouth dropped and tilted her head. "Why the fuck would you ask that?!"

"But why all three at the same time?" Erza muttered under her breath. She didn't even notice the pink haired glaring at the blonde.

Lisanna tapped on the table, covering her mouth with her other hand to stop herself from giggling at the blonde and pink haired. "Could they be planning something? I mean, weren't they all racing that one day when Sting asked Natsa out?"

"Racing?" questioned Lucy.

"Yeah, Gray and Gajeel piled up on each other at the door. They were yelling at Sting too."

…

"How did that even count as a date?" Gray asked the other two.

"It did," Sting said.

Gajeel was behind him and nodded as well, "It did."

Gray crossed his arms and sulked at the other two. "So it's like, if we even look at her, then it's counted as a date? Huh?" He asked sarcastic.

"Nope. Its counts whenever you friggin' ask her out, which I'm pretty fuckin' sure you did," Gajeel said as he leaned back in his chair.

"And you did spend time alone with her. So yeah, that's your first date. Like it or leave it. All of us still got a second date with her, so make it count…or not," Sting shrugged his shoulders and took a drink of his hot coco. "Since she's going to pick me."

"Sheez, I don't think she has any idea about this," Gray said.

"Then we all have a chance," muttered Gajeel. He took out some iron from his pocket and chew on it. Unlike the other two he had his date already schedule with the pink haired; next Thursday, just him and her at another wresting match.

Gray sat up in his chair and took a slip out of his beer. The other two stared at him for his sudden movement. He swurled his drink around and looked up at the other two. "What?"

"Nothing," muttered Sting. He leaned back in his chair once again and thought about his plans with Natsa. "Oh, that reminds me, Gajeel's paying this time."

"AS IF!" Gajeel barked. "You're the rich one, not fuckin' us!"

"I wish. That date with Natsa drained me dry. I even paid for Rogue, and his bill was massive."

Gajeel looked at his cup and stopped himself from laughing at the blonde's misfortune. He and Gray were the caused of the extra charged; while Rogue barely ate anything that day. Gray also had to look away from the blonde.

"What's with you two?" Sting asked.

…

Gray walked out of the bar. He left behind the other two. And he ended up walking right into Natsa. "Ouch!" she yelped as she fell back on her butt. "Man!" she opened her eyes, "Oh, it's you, Iceblock."

"Oh…sorry about that," he leaned over and helped her back up on her feet. He looked back at the bar; seeing if the other two were looking. He didn't want them to count this as a date as well. "Hey Natsa, I was meaning to talk to you."

"Well next time don't bump into me," she resorted.

"Well…" he paused, "…let's go out together tomorrow."

"Uh…What?" she questioned.

"Let's go to the fair. It's in town."

"Okay…" her eyes darted around as if this was some kind of a joke.

"Natsa! Wait for us~!" Lisanna said as she exited the café with the other two girls. She looked up and gulped when she saw Gray; moments ago they were just talking about him. "Hey Gray…I didn't see you there."

"I just…came from a…store…yeah, a store," he pointed at a building that wasn't the bar he just left. He turned and saw two faces with sinister smiles; the two guys knew.