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Do Over
CERYS WATCHED AS ROBBY PUNCHED THE BAG over and over again. He was angry about his mother, something that wasn't new when it came to him. Their parents were once friends, before the Fitzgerald's left and Robby's mom started disappearing to god knows where.
"Look, Miguel. I—" Both teens looked at Sam who was walking outside. The trio were the first students of Miyagi-do, a safe place for the three of them.
Cerys furrowed her brows slightly at Miguel's name, she must've been the ex he was talking about the other night.
"I can't talk right now, can you just tell Aisha to call me back." The girl sighed and hung up the phone. "I thought it was Aisha."
The statement was more for Robby, Cer knew that. She seen the was Sam and the Keene boy looked at each other. It was very obvious.
"You can talk to whoever you want." Robby commented, turning back to the bag and giving it a quick jab.
"Hey, guys." Daniel came into the picture before any drama started, the Fitzgerald girl letting out a deep breath. "Alright, perfect attendance on day one."
"So, what's our first lesson?" Sam questioned.
"That's what I wanna know." Cerys perked up, actually smiling for once.
"You'll see. Come on, follow me." The Larusso man started to walk away, the three teens following after him.
When they got to the front, Daniel cut a bag open, salt falling out of it. He began to walk around with it, the white particles forming a circle. The kids watched with eyebrows furrowed slightly.
"If we're gonna play in the sand, can't we go to the beach?" Sam asked jokingly.
"I like the beach." Cerys spoke up, folding her arms against her chest.
"No, not today. It's been a long time since this dojo has had more than one student, and you figure with three you have three times the defense, right?" Daniel asked.
"I assume you are approaching a point." The Fitzgerald girl asked, shifting her stance slightly.
Meanwhile, Robby and Sam nodded their heads to their sensei's previous statement.
"Well, one of you is right. One of the cornerstones of Miyagi-do karate is always moving in a circle and, with the wheel technique, you'll soon see that the three people here can be stronger than thirty people. Now, are you ready?" The older man asked.
