Summer. The bunny soaked in the warmth of the sun, letting her legs carry her wherever they wanted. Jogging was the best method of enjoying a beautiful afternoon like this. She wore headphones, though they only played silent music.

     "All you need is love..."

     Summer. Work was more constant during Summer for him. He had three jobs as it was and no time to enjoy the season, so his only joy was in singing to himself as he worked.

     "All you need is love."

     The bunny slowed her pace to a stop as the local pool yard came to view. Her headphones could barely drown out the boisterous tenor cleaning out the pools. She recognized that song he was beginning to sing from a centuries-old movie she had grown up to adore. Before she could use her better judgment the bunny ripped her head phones off and sang, "love is just a game."

     The tenor jumped and spun to see who had sung that line. Their eyes met. He froze. She smiled. The time it took for him to regain control was enough for her to believe he wouldn't respond and nearly leave.

     "I was made for loving you, baby,
You were made for loving me," he sang.

     Amused, the bunny remained and instead of resuming her jog she took a step toward the pool.

Is to pay a lovely fee."

     "Just one night," he sang, taking an outward stance. "Give me just one night."

'Cause you can't pay." This was getting fun!

One night in the name of love."

     The bunny couldn't help but laugh as she attempted to play along with this dramatic display. "You crazy fool. I won't give into you." For extra effect, she turned off and began to walk, stopping when she heard the pool cleaner say, "Don't...leave me this way.

I can't survive without your sweet love.

Oh baby, don't leave me this way."

     "You'd think that people would've had enough with silly love songs," she quoted.

     "Some people wanna fill the world with silly love songs." The jogger turned her head back to see the pool cleaner.

     "Well what's wrong with that?" he began, backing towards the pool, "I'd like to know." The bunny's eyes widened as he leaned back, as if to fall in on purpose. "'Cause here I go..." the pool cleaner nearly burst into laughter when the girl ran forth, grabbing him by the hand just before he hit the water and hauling him back up without trouble.

Where eagles fly

On a mountain high!"

     "Love makes us act like we are fools.

Throw our lives away for one happy day," she sang, suddenly considering this line the most appropriate...at least for him.

     "We could be heroes!" He spread his arms wide.

     Both their hearts stuttered as the tenor voice rang out smoothly, echoing off the surface of the water, and the walls, and the floors, and the air about them. "Yes, you could," said something in the back of their minds.

"...Just for one day." He raised an index finger, ignoring the odd feeling he had just witnessed.

     "We should be lovers," he sang, seeming to actually mean it.

     "We can't do that," she responded, feeling discouraged for reasons she didn't understand at the time.

     "We should be lovers, and that's a fact." With the net back in his hand he backed off with his arms out both ways.

     "Though nothing would keep us together..."

     "We could steal time..."

     "Just for one day," they combined their voices in perfect harmony. The feeling coming over the girl was like something out of a fairytale.

"We could be heroes

Forever and ever.

We could be heroes

Forever and ever.

We could be heroes

Just because I...--"

     "DUCK!"

     They both jumped, peeling their eyes from each other. The bunny looked down at her hands, which she noticed had clasped his, and frantically released them. His eyes, evidently, were concentrated on the man who had called his name."

     "What are you doing, Duck?! Get back to work or you're fired!"

     "Well I'm SOR~RY, boss! can't help it if I...I just....got a bit distracted..." he began in a fresh tone, wandering off as he looked sorrowfully at the stranger before returning to his work. She left disappointed and yet exhilarated. Exhilarated because, for the first time, for just a fleeting moment, she had felt true love take a hold of her, for that one day, one moment, one song, meant everything to Lexi Bunny.

     She decided to keep that memory tucked deep in her heart. The memory of that one song with a total stranger she would never see again.

     Probably.

Now you're in the world..."