Celestial Romance

Chapter 9

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     "Has anyone seen my attendance sheet?" asked Ms. Sun. She was worried some student had stole and had learned about her hobby of matchmaking her students. This was by far her favorite class to match. They were all so perfect. If someone found out though, she could be fired. That would be ugly.

     As a librarian, Ms. Sun found few things to entertain her. Most were temporary, like finding a good book, like The Fault in the Stars, or The Planet Game. All of these things only gave temporary entertainment. When she discover the fun of pairing her students, she was instantly attached. She even wrote stories about couples she had made. With the sheet gone, her whole reputation might be ruined. 

     Little did she know, Titan had stole the paper when he came back from the bathroom. He didn't see anything important on it, so he shoved it messily into Saturn's pile of paper she used for folding. She didn't seem to notice, and picked it up and began folding. She decided the sheet was the perfect weight to be a paper airplane. 

     After she was done, she skillfully admired it, only to have Jupiter snatch it from her hands. Jupiter had run out of paper to throw at Venus. He had pulled away before she could even deliver a punch. What a jerk.

     Jupiter had one shot to deliver the paper airplane to Venus. If he hit her, Jupiter would most definitely get he attention. Then, she would realize how committed he would be in a relationship when she saw all the times he tried to reach her. There were at least a dozen airplanes on the ground around her.

     Jupiter swiftly threw the folded airplane, but it curved up, and hit Mars instead. Why did he always get in the way? If he wasn't there, it would have totally hit Venus. (She was two rows ahead of Mars)

     Mars was shocked when the airplane descended upon his open textbook. It also got the attention of Phobos sitting next to him. Then, she turned back to the pug she was drawing. He slowly unfolded the airplane, revealing it to be the missing attendance sheet. He was just about to give it back to Ms. Sun when he saw a line connecting him and Pluto. Next to the line, a message was written. It read, "Very cute together. I hope they pair." 

     Hm, this might come in handy. Mars refolded the paper and slipped it in his pocket. For the first time, he decided he wouldn't give the teacher what they wanted right away. When the time was right.