Miraleigh Jeanie Johnson is a teen girl who has lived in San Fernando Valley all her life. She has no friends, she doesn't have the best home life and she can't stand up for herself. It's something she wants to be able to do, on her journey she runs...
Warning of being threatened with a switchblade and blood
Miraleigh stretched her arms and legs as she waited for her day to begin. She looked at Robby, a small smile on her lips and then looked away and made sure the blush forming on her cheeks was hidden. She was getting annoyed at her feelings, the giddy feeling she got whenever she was in his presence. She stood up and looked at Sam who had an irritated look on her face. Miraleigh guessed she had zoned out on the conversation the other two were having. She watched Samantha walk off and looked up at Robby.
"What did you two talk about?" She asked curiously, he looked at her and smiled gently.
"Just about how we are gonna promote the dojo." He explained, she nodded and walked over to him. A grin on her lips, he smiled back and looked at Samantha who was walking back.
"We're gonna go for a trip." She said, they both nodded and walked to their rooms. Grabbing their clothes for the beach club, Miraleigh changed into some swimmers. Placed on some shorts and then a lightweight cover up. She got into the back of the classic car, Robby next to her with a smile. It was a bit small, but they still had enough room. In most situations Miraleigh would be worried about not having a seatbelt but she knew Daniel was a good, trustworthy person when it came to driving so she didn't worry.
They made it to a seaside view, she glanced at the water and smiled. The wind on her skin and the sun made her feel warm and happy.
"I still don't get how going to the beach club is gonna help us get students." Robby said, looking at Daniel.
"It's not the students that I am after, it's the parents." Daniel explained.
"So, you're counting on kids listening to their parents?" Sam asked, Miraleigh snorted and covered her mouth with her hand as she pretended that nothing happened.
"No, I'm counting on parents to do whatever it takes to keep their kids safe. Look, I've tried everything else to promote Miyagi Do. If this doesn't work, nothing will." Robby looked at the grin Miraleigh had planted on her lips and grinned back at her, sitting back and enjoying the moment. The car pulled up to the club, Miraleigh looked at it astonished and then saw the nervous look on Robby's face. He helped her out, a smile from the girl to thank him.
"Robby, what's up?" She questioned, he looked at her and licked his lips. Not wanting to tell her but did so anyways.
"I used to work here, wasn't a great fit." She looked at him and nodded. Knowing there was more to the story but didn't push it. They walked inside, chose were they wanted to sit and started laying in the sun.
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Miraleigh closed her eyes, her head resting on her arms and a gentle smile on her lips. Robby looked at her, happiness in his eyes. He felt bad for her, bad that she couldn't see how beautiful she was. He knew how self conscious she was over her body, after years of being ridiculed. She had left the shorts and the cover up on. He looked at Sam, a worried look on her face.
