Tied Together [Book 2]

Chapter 2: Everyday Life

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Nagisa's POV

"Thanks again, Tanaka-san." I said as I held my bread she bought me.

She smiled, "You're welcome!"

She stopped eating and looked around the class. She looked left, right, and then at her back.

"What's wrong?" I asked her.

She turned back to me and smirked, "You sure are attracting a lot of attention, Nagisa-chan!" She said teasingly.

"E-eh!?"

"But that's normal, since you're so pretty!" She said.

I blushed, "N-no, that's not true..."

She laughed and we continued eating.

After lunch was over, we started studying again. My grades have been improving a lot since Koro-sensei taught us.

So I guess I can say that my grades are average now.

-Time skip-

"Nagisa-chan~" Tanaka-san called me from behind. "Let's go home together!"

I smiled, "Sure!"

We both packed our bags and went out. We were still getting used to our school.

"So how do you go home?" I asked her.

"I use my bike. But it's been acting up lately, so I think I need to get it repaired..." She replied, sighing. "What about you?"

"I use the train. Then I walk home."

"Aw... We can only go as far as the train station!" She said as she unlocked her bike.

She got on her bike and pedaled in a slow pace to keep up with me.

The sky was still blue, but it already had some yellow mixed in it.

"I wonder what kind of clubs they have here..." She said.

I wondered, "Oh yeah..."

"I can actually join a club now..." I thought as I remembered that I wasn't in Kunugigaoka anymore.

She asked, "What do you want to join?"

"I'm not sure... I'm not particularly good at anything." I answered her.

"Me neither, haha!" She laughed.

We continued our conversation until we got to the train station.

"I'm going left here." She said as she pointed to her left.

"Then, I'll be taking the train."

"Yep!" She rode to her left. She looked back and waved at me, smiling, "See you tomorrow, Nagisa-chan!"

I waved at her, smiling back.

I turned to the station. "Now, to meet Karma..."

I searched for the red-head all around. Eventually I found him sitting on a bench.

"Karma!" I called him.

He turned to me and smiled. "Yo."

He stood up and we walked to the card reader.

After that we sat down on a bench, waiting for the train.

He rested his head on my shoulder, "School is lonely without you..." He whined.