Babe

Ain't Gonna Fool Me

The bracing yet cool wind invaded the classroom through the wide open windows. He turned his head a little and beneath his hair flickering, through the strands he saw their faces catching his eyes again. That only lasted for a few seconds. All eyes that were on him when he entered the room, moved away.

He had fair skin and a delicate, wiry frame. He was leaning against the board, staring off into the distance. His brown hair fell slightly over his ears, and a small smile began to play on the corner of her lips as he remembered something.

"So we will have a new student from now on. His name is Lu Han and he-" The teacher lifted his hand and started to explain the class who the new boy was.

That was easier said than done. All those students sitting in front of him were talking. With clearly uninterested eyes the boy puckered his lips and waited for the teacher to stop talking. He was so annoying, nobody was listening anyways. Half of the students in the class were chatting with their friends. Here was Lu Han, a new student so shouldn't the students be like......curious?

Lu Han was the one that was curious. There was only one good reason to have transferred to the school. He could have chosen from a hundred other schools but that was what Lu Han wanted. The one boy who Lu Han dearly wanted to meet was attending that school. So he might as well visit it too. He was sure that he was in the class but Lu Han had troubles.

The one boy he liked had brown hair but there wasn't anyone with that hair color.

He was sure though, the boy had brown hair. As the hair colour wouldn't really help him out at the moment, he switched over to face. He ineffectively tried to recognize his face and match it with one of the students.

One of them with an unusual dyed hair colour had for a split second eye-contact with Lu Han.

When their gazes locked, Lu Han had a feeling which heated up in his chest. The room seemed to move and sweat found its way under his eyebrows. Lu Han was beleaguered by a delightful wave of euphoria. It was him. Without doubt. He was the reason why he for days dreamily smiled at everything at anyone.

He covered his furiously red face with his hands letting out a girlish shriek of happiness, sliding down the wall until he was sitting on the floor, his knees having finally given out on him.

The students and teacher were shocked. What was wrong with him? His appearance was moderately calm so why was he doing those random gestures? The other boy merely raised one eyebrow but continued to sluggishly chomp on his chewing gum. What if he had forgotten? Those uncertainties tugged on Lu Han's fragile mind but that could not be.

He told himself that, shaking his head as if to shake the very thought away. He wouldn't think like that, wouldn't allow those doubts to ascend and diminish him into a mess that would just hurry him back home to cry. He was going to keep being there because the boy deserved a proper thank you.

A thank you that the boy definitely deserved.

For saving Lu Han's life.

He had been waiting for years to find him, and now that he had finally found him, he wouldn't let that one chance go. He wouldn't. The teacher on the other hand structured Lu Han to stand up and stop whatever he was doing. The students giggled which rather sounded arrogant than amused but Lu Han didn't mind.

He took a breath, stood up and smoothed down a wrinkle in his uniform, hoping that his wish to meet the other wasn't one-sided. He honestly was dying to see his handsome face again. How he lazily chewed his gum, his blonde hair was styled up and had earphones on.