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Peter.
She hadn't meant to do that to the Wendy. She tried not to.
Alright! Alright. She didn't try that hard, but she shouldn't have had to. Why couldn't Peter see? Why didn't he know that she was the one who loved him?
"It has been years since that incident, my child."
I know, mother.
"You are apart from them. The Lost Boys are just that. Lost."
I know, mother.
"Then why do you dwell on what could never never be?"
I... Tinkerbell's thoughts froze.
"Exactly. You don't know."
Her heart spasmed. How could she not know? Peter had been gone for a very long time and still she couldn't let go.
He's gone, mother. Now what am I supposed to do?
"What is left here for you?"
Tinkerbell delved. Peter was her reason for being. He created her. He gave her what she needed to think and feel. If Never Neverland gave her life, Peter gave her LIFE.
But, still, he never never cared any more for her than he did for any of the other Never Never. The Lost Boys were his family and she... She was his pet. His pet that could not stop loving him.
"Why do you cry?"
She wasn't crying. She-
Patches of tears sprinkled the dandelion fluff she used as a pillow.
I see him everywhere. At the tree house. At the ocean. I hear his voice crowing at the dawn and I cannot forget that I am merely a cat.
"A cat?"
Peter's little pet pixie.
"Perhaps you should leave me."
Leave? Mother, I could never never do that.
"And I never never thought you could fall in love and yet that has come to be."
But-
"Never never say 'but' and never never say 'never.'"
Tinkerbell found she had nothing to say but either 'but' or 'never' and kept silent.
"For one to reach me, he would fly to the second star on the right and straight on until morning, but for one to find happiness she would fly wherever her heart leads her."
Never Neverland held nothing Tinkerbell needed, nothing she desired and Peter... Peter was probably long dead by now. He grew up, faded away.
All right, mother.