Ariel & John Smith, Listen To Your Heart -Crossover-

Ok, finally the sequel! I hope you like it! Personally the story is not that strong then my first cross over.

The Story:

A month has past since both John and Ariel had seen each other. Yet their ways seemed to cross again..

Ariel sees a familar ship and swims to the surface to explore it. Meanwhile John and Thomas are on that same ship, John mentioned about the girl who went missing a month ago and that he could not find her anymore. Even so Ariel sees John, shocked and yet surprised, the memories of their first meeting flashes through her mind. However John declared that he did missed her and thanks to her he knew what love is. Ariel overheared this and could nothing more then forgive him and so she listens to her heart..

Soon the weather turns around in a storm and John falls overboard in the water, but Ariel just sees this in time and without any doubt she safes John from drowning.

Gladly John survives this and sees in a blurr the face of Ariel, believing he is dreaming, he is to tired to respond and returns in a sleep thanks to a calming song of Ariel and soon she returns to the sea quickly, for as she sees Pocahantas running to the beach. Soon he awakes from the voice of Pocahontas, not sure if the girl who he just saw before was real or not..a ghost perhaps?

However Ariel knows now that they always share a true friendship but they had different paths in the first place. They say each other farewell and John waves Ariel in a silent goodbye, while Ariel sings for Pocahontas and John, just encouraging them to believe in each other. and to learn to love again..

Meanwhile Eric had lost his hope that he would Ariel again, untill he sees a figure sitting upon a rock..the gods of the sea blesses Ariel to return to the one she loves.
Eric finds this unreal but Ariel had proved her own destiny and that faith is on her side just like to reunite with her long lost love.

The memories of friendship are forever in the hearts of John and Ariel.

I hope the ending was good enough!