Doesn't love just suck

     Blossom and her sisters had started dating the Rowdyruff Boys in February. After their Christmas Eve ride, a small spark started glowing. The Boys had transferred to their school and their constant encounters at school had fanned the spark, making it grow into a burning passion. It was summer vacation and they had been spending all day, every day with each other. The only time they were apart was when they were sleeping or when the Girls were fighting villains.
     Of course, Mojo Jojo didn't approve, but as long as the Boys were happy, he was happy. The Professor didn't like it either at first, but he warmed up to the Boys pretty quick. Now, the Boys were welcomed in their home anytime.
     That afternoon, Blossom and her sisters were on a date with the Boys. They had gone to the mall for pizza when the Girls were called away to fight a villain that was rampaging through downtown. They said a quick goodbye and left. When the girls came back, they found the Boys in the food court. There was only one problem. They weren't alone.
     Boomer had his arms around a blonde girl, Butch was whispering in a black-haired girl's ear, and Brick was lip-locked with a red head. The Girls stood there, dumbfounded and shocked at the sight. Brick pulled away and the red head's face was revealed. It was Princess Morbucks. She looked past him to Blossom and smiled wickedly.
     Brick followed her gaze and froze. His brothers looked up and saw the Girls. They jumped up and stepped away from their chairs. The blonde and black-haired girl stood up. They looked at the Girls and mimicked Princess' smile. Looking closer, the Girls realized that they were clones.
     "Powerpuff Girls," said Princess.
     "Princess," said the Girls in unison.
     "I'd like you to meet my sisters," said Princess. She pointed to the blonde, "This is Patsy and this is Prissy."
     "What makes you think we care?" said Buttercup.
     Princess smirked, "You should." She took Brick's hand and hugged his arm. Blossom stepped forward and Bubbles and Buttercup grabbed her arms. Princess giggled.
     "Why should we care?" said Bubbles.
     "Because," her smile grew, "we're the Boys' new girlfriends."
     Blossom snapped. She shook her sisters off and ran at Princess, but Brick grabbed her arm. She turned on him and punched him in the face. Brick held on and grabbed her other arm. She struggled against him, but he wouldn't let go. She slumped down to the ground, her head down in defeat. Bubbles and Buttercup flew to help her sister, but Boomer and Butch stepped in.
     Bubbles swung at Boomer and he ducked. She swung again and he caught her by the wrist. He twisted her arm around and pinned it behind her back. Bubbles winced in pain and Boomer flinched. Buttercup dodged Butch and went to help Bubbles. Before she could reach her, Butch caught her and held her arms behind her back. She struggled against him and he tightened his grip.
     "Now Powerpuff Girls," said Princess, "I want you to go away and never come near our boyfriends again."
     "And Blossom," she knelt down in front of Blossom and lifted her chin, "just so you know, Brick was only playing you. He never really liked you. I can't believe you fell for his fake love."
     Blossom lifted her head and looked at Princess. Princess smiled, her eyes gleaming mischievously. Blossom glared at her and spat in her face. Princess gasped and wiped her face. She looked down at Blossom and slapped her. Buttercup and Bubbles struggled against their captors, but the Boys refused to release them.
     Princess straightened up and walked away, her clones following her. "Let them go," she said, flicking her hand. The Boys released them and walked after Princess.
     Blossom fell to the ground, her head down, her hair falling in her face. Bubbles and Buttercup went to her side. Bubbles knelt down beside her, putting her arm around her. Blossom started shaking, sobs racking her body. Buttercup stood there, glaring after the Boys as they left with Princess.
     "You bastards!" she yelled after them.
     "Buttercup!" said Bubbles.
     "What?" said Buttercup, "You know you want to yell at them. You know you want to yell at them and curse at them for this." She balled her fists and punched the pillar beside her, leaving a good size hole in it.
     "Yes I do," she said quietly, "but I know that that won't do anything. It won't help fix anything."
     Blossom wiped her tears and stood up. Bubbles helped her stand, but Blossom pulled away. She walked off towards the exit, her sisters following close behind her. They left the mall and flew home. They went inside, passing the Professor on the couch.   
     He lowered his paper and looked up. "Oh, hello girls. How was your day?" he said cheerfully.
     Blossom looked at the ground and she went upstairs to her room. Bubbles starting tearing up as she followed her sister upstairs. Buttercup looked away as she started up the stairs.
     "Wait," said the Professor. Buttercup paused on the staircase and looked at him. "What happened today?"
     "Nothing," she said quietly, "We just fought a really bad villain downtown. Kinda drained us. We're fine." She looked away and went upstairs to her room.