You all sat down in the kitchen. You made some ice-tea to calm your nerves a little bit, even though only you would drink it, as Jasper was only warming up to food and drinks and you have never seen Garnet eat.

Yes, you felt extremely nervous at this point. You both were. After all, getting relationship advice from a couple that outlived whole centuries was kind of a big deal.

You sat together in what could be only described as awkward silence, before Jasper sighed, frowning.

"Alright, first off, how did you even find out?"

Garnet smirked a little and winked with her blue eye. You both got the message.

"How could your future vision 'predict' something like this?" you asked skeptically, taking a sip from your glass.

"That's exactly why I came to talk to you. Believe it or not, your relationship will have a big impact on our group and ultimately the whole world, one way or another."

You and Jasper raised your eyebrows. "What?" you asked in unison.

"Listen. I won't tell you the specific outcomes, because that would only make you stressed. Which is the exact opposite of what I want to do." she smiled warmly "So without further ado-"

Garnet started to suddenly glow and dissolve into two smaller gems. They both sat on the same chair, smiling just as Garnet was.

"We want to give you some advice. We thought that maybe when we unfuse, you will have better understanding of this all."

"And by 'we thought', she meant 'I' because I thought this wasn't the best idea... but whatever"

"Ruby!"

"Sorry babe..."

You and your gem girlfriend watched in slight confusion, but you still nodded, as if you clearly understand what's going on.

"First off, we want you to understand that this will be a new and very strange experience... for both of you... I am saying that from a viewpoint of a gem, but when we watched Greg dating Rose, we understood this is weird for both parties."

"Basically, you both have different needs. Well, mainly (y/n), as gems don't need that much to live, but you know what we mean."

You both nodded and Ruby continued.

"Expect people to get salty. Like, really salty. Some may say that this won't be good for you, as Jasper is... well... like me but with much more destruction involved..."

Jasper huffed and glared at the red gem, crossing her arms. You could see her muscles tense menacingly "Are you implying that I will flip out and hurt her? You must've hit your head somewhere on the way." she stated sharply. You put your hand on hers and stroked it gently, trying to get her calmed down.

"No, no I'm not. Someone may, like Lapis or Pearl, but not me..."

"We're both all for love. As long as it comes from both sides."

"Sounds reasonable" you said and took another sip from your ice tea.

"There will be some arguments in the future between you. Me and Ruby sometimes argue too, all couples do. The thing is, don't worry about them. It's healthy for a relationship to have little disputes."

You wanted to say you knew all this stuff, so there's no point in telling you all this. Then you realised love was something Jasper never experienced. Suddenly, you understood.

These advices weren't for you. They were for her.

You eyed the two small gems suspiciously. Did Garnet foresee some great disaster caused by something you as a couple did? Was it really of such huge importance that they had to explain all this to you?

Suddenly, there was a bright flash of light that pulled you out of your thoughts. Garnet re-fused and was standing up.

"That will be all. See you on the beach!" she stated and walked out of your house.

You both waved and quickly finished packing your stuff.

By the time you arrived on the beach, it was full of people. Thankfully, nobody was swimming in front of the Temple, except for you.

You had a great time, Lapis made huge waves, you had a swimming competetion, you did all the stuff that was fun and involved water.

However, the through all the good time, one single nagging thought was eating away on your mind.

What in the world did Garnet see?